Hey there, mates! I’m in a bit of a pickle and could really use your help. I stumbled upon a small quantity of something that looks like meth, but it had liquid in it. When I opened it, the liquid turned a dark red-ish brown Upon opening the substance, it underwent a transformation, transitioning from a light reddish-brown hue to a dark, crystalline layer. Upon extracting the liquid, a layer of crystals was present. After chipping and melting these crystals, they exhibited a fizzing and solidifying process akin to the production of methamphetamine under low heat. Subsequently, the substance experienced a resurgence in temperature, accompanied by the absence of smoke and the presence of burnt black residue.
A subsequent attempt was made after applying an alcohol wash, but the acetone failed to dissolve the substance, resulting in its drying into a white powder. The alcohol, on the other hand, dissolved reasonably quickly, followed by the formation of aesthetically pleasing crystals that retained their fizzing properties.
At this juncture, I am at a loss regarding the appropriate course of action. I have been endeavouring to resolve this issue for an extended period, and my frustration is growing. I would be extremely grateful for any assistance you may be able to provide.
A subsequent attempt was made after applying an alcohol wash, but the acetone failed to dissolve the substance, resulting in its drying into a white powder. The alcohol, on the other hand, dissolved reasonably quickly, followed by the formation of aesthetically pleasing crystals that retained their fizzing properties.
At this juncture, I am at a loss regarding the appropriate course of action. I have been endeavouring to resolve this issue for an extended period, and my frustration is growing. I would be extremely grateful for any assistance you may be able to provide.
