phydroxyamphetamine
4-hydroxyamphetamine, also known as p-hydroxyamphetamine or 4-HA, is a substituted phenethylamine that shares the core structure of amphetamine but carries a hydroxy group at the para position of the benzene ring. Its systematic name is 4-hydroxy-α-methylphenethylamine.
Chemical characteristics and related compounds
As a para-hydroxy analogue of amphetamine, 4-hydroxyamphetamine is a relatively small, lipophilic amine with a single
4-Hydroxyamphetamine is not a widely used pharmaceutical agent. In humans, it has been reported as a metabolite
Compared with amphetamine, the pharmacological profile of 4-hydroxyamphetamine is less well characterized. Available data suggest reduced
4-Hydroxyamphetamine is not commonly scheduled as a standalone pharmaceutical in many jurisdictions. In forensic toxicology, it