Tom Benson
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Chemist
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Tom's primary role as a Chemist at Cedarburg Hauser Pharmaceuticals involves developing processes for scaling and manufacturing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) for our clients. Tom specializes in the synthesis and process development of opioid analgesics, steroids, retinoids, and other phase I-III API’s.
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Past Experience | Education | Publications
Past Experience
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Aldrich Chemical Company
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Chemist
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- Custom Synthesis and new product development of organo-silicon, tin, phosphine, boron reagents, and nucleosides
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Education
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| University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| B.S. Chemistry, 1985 |
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Publications
Summary List of Publications
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| Development of a Commercial Process to Produce Oxandrolone |
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| Development of a Commercial Process to Produce Oxandrolone |
Organic Process Research and Development (April 20, 2007)
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| A manufacturing scale process for the preparation of the anabolic steroid Oxandrolone was developed. Key elements include: the bromination of methylandrostanolone with perbromide to give the 2-bromoketone in ca. 80% yield with minimal dehydration, subsequent elimination of the bromide with Li2CO3/LiBr to give the 2-enone in ca. 70% yield with minimal formation of methyltestosterone, and an ozonolysis procedure to give the penultimate intermediate in ca. 90% yield. The overall yield from methylandrostanolone to Oxandrolone using the described process was 45% as compared to the original Searle yield of 8%. |
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“Development of a Commercial Process to Produce Oxandrolone.” Cabaj, J. E.; Kairys, D.; Benson, T. R. Org. Process Res. Dev. 2007, 11, 378.
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