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Definition: Organic Compound which is : With limited distribution in nature. Present in; Plant, Fungi, Bacteria, Marine It has physiological action or Poisonous effect. Biosynthetic pathway amino acid. Hagnauer system of classification: True alkaloids. Proto alkaloids. Pseudo alkaloids

Morphine Aristolochic acid

Proto alkaloids: Ephedrine Mescaline Conessine Caffeine

Nomenclature: -It according to; Genus e.g. Atropine. Species e.g. Cochin. Physiological .activity e.g. Morphine. Discoverer e.g. pellertreine. It should generally end with suffix: ~ine

-Chemical properties of alkaloids: -Present in the Plant as- Salt, ester, N-oxide, quaternary compound.) Generally very toxic compound. -Have bitter taste. -unstable compound in (Heat, Light, pH changes ”some of”

-Physicochemical properties: -Solid crystalline compound (exception are: coniine and Nicotine are liquid (It doesn't have Oxygen in their structure). -Colorless compound (exception are berberine (yellow), Betaine (red). -Sharp melting Point because it’s pure compound in crystal form. -Can be either 1º, 2º, 3º or 40 alkaloid: -Basicity depends on availability of lone pair of electrons: 1. Electron donating or electron withdrawing neighbors. 2. Type of hybridization. 3. Aromaticity.

-Detection of alkaloid:- -Wagner's test: (I2/kI):Reddish brown precipitate . -Mayer’s: (HgCl2 Creamy precipitate with True alkaloid. -Hagger's test: (Picric acid) Yellow precipitate with True alkaloid. -Dragendroff: (Potassium Bismuth Iodide) Reddish Brown precipitate . -Tannic acid solution: different alkaloid colored precipitate .

Extraction: -The extraction is fractional extraction (From less Polar to more Polar). -Defeating by non polar solvent (Petroleum Ether, benzene, alkane,….) To get red of Chlorophyll, Wax, Volatile oil, Fixed oil. -Filtration, For marc use methanol or ethanol 95% Evaporate by rotary evaporator (to Concentrate) -Add Tartaric acid 2% and Ethyl acetate will separate into two layer: -Organic layer (For week or neutral alkaloid ) -Aqueous layer (acidic layer, Tartaric acid) which have alkaloidal salt. To break the salt add NH3 or Sodium bicarbonate. then add ethyl acetate again so will it separate into two layer again: Aqueous layer (Quaternary alkaloids 4º ) Organic layer (For basic alkaloid 10,2º,3º)