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InternCaolrrespondence dc: M. T. Case - 218-3 E. G. Lamprecht 218,-3 W. C. McCormtck 220-2E-02 V. Pothapragada 236-3A R. A. Prokop - 236-2B L. D. Winter - 236-2B To: E. G. GORTNER RIKER - 218,-3-t-3 From: T. R. MATHISEN COMMERCIAL CHEMRCALS 236,-2B Subject: ANALYTICAL ANALYSES OF SUSPENSION OF FM-3924 Da te: April 8, 1981 INTRODUCTION: Reference: CCD Analytical Method #G-29-0381 Four samples of corn oil with suspended FM-3924 were received on March 16, 1981 from E. G. Gortner. The four samples labeledPlacebo corn oil, T-2999 CDC 25 mg/kg/day FM-3924, T-2999 CDC 2..5mg/kg/day and T-2999 COC 0.25 mg/kg/day were submitted for mg/ml concentration of FM-3424, for use in a.rat feeding study. The sample'swere run by a GLC method using a methanol extractionand an internalstandard. GLC RESULTS: Sample Placebo Corn Oil T-2999 COC FM-3924 0.25 mg/kg/day T-2999 COC FM-39-24 2.5 mg/kg/day T-2999 CDC FM-3924 25 mg/kg/day Mg/ml FM-3924 No FM-3924 detected 0.0459 mg/ml FM-3924 0.4694 mg/ml FM-3924 5.136 mg/ml FM-3924 S"ARY: All samples were within 10% of target and showed good reproducibility. The solubility of FM-3924 was found to be low. Standards used show signs of saturationat 0.5 mg/ml level. It was found that sonification would dissolve the FM-3924into the corn oil. But after several days the 5 mg/ml standard showed some crystalization,but after sonification it would re-solubilize. The crystalizationcould cause problemsin the feedingstudy corn oil. TRM/hc