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According to the procedure described in the 1975 Aron patent, and the ''Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Encyclopedia'', [[equivalent weight|equimolar]] amounts of dimethylamine and 2-cyanoguanidine are dissolved in [[toluene]] with cooling to make a [[Concentration#Qualitative description|concentrated]] solution, and an equimolar amount of [[hydrogen chloride]] is slowly added. The mixture begins to boil on its own, and after cooling, metformin hydrochloride [[precipitate]]s with a 96% [[Yield (chemistry)|yield]].

According to the procedure described in the 1975 Aron patent, and the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Encyclopedia, equimolar amounts of dimethylamine and 2-cyanoguanidine are dissolved in toluene with cooling to make a concentrated solution, and an equimolar amount of hydrogen chloride is slowly added. The mixture begins to boil on its own, and after cooling, metformin hydrochloride precipitates with a 96% yield.