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Results of the identification of some additional products in the hydrochloric acid hydrolysis of lorazepam are reported, together with some quantitative results about the hydrolysis products under varying circumstances. It appeared that the amount of byproducts was reduced by applying hydrochloric acid of good quality and further on hydrolysis time had to be short.
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