Complete MDMA synthesis from Sassafras oil with Al/Hg
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Can this work for MDA synthesis from M.D.phenylacetone?
- By G.Patton
Why do you need MDA? MDMA is better. You can get MDA via Amphetamine from P2P (phenyl-2-propanone) this way or MDMA synthesis from piperonylmethylketone (PMK/MDP2P) with formic acid.
In the last way you have to substitute n-Methylformamide by formamide.
In the last way you have to substitute n-Methylformamide by formamide.
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- By InLikeFlynn
If you see when MDA was first made illegal and the the fact that MDMA wasn’t popular until a decade or so after that then it makes it seem kinda obvious.
Hi , is possible to obtain safrole For Piper auritium and ,another solvent For substitute nitroethane
- By DarkMarlboro
Yes is possible you can obtain very pure safrole form piper a. Oil, but you need to purify and destill, with 28% acetic acid and grain alcohol, the idea is to separe the eugenol from the oil and the other compounds, use nitromethane instead of nitroethane, you can find this chemical 50/50 methanol nitromethane in formula 1 gas can
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- By G.Patton
Hi, it isn't our video. It is from Hamilton's Pharmacopeia studio. This video was deleted from YT as our.
My friend, when do you plan to make a video of the chemical synthesis of MDP2P from PMK ethyl glycidate, and the chemical synthesis of MDMA from MDP2P? many users of this forum need these synthesis, I am willing to cooperate economically.
thank you!!
thank you!!
Hi, thank you for pointing me to the right topic Patton. So if I have MeNH2 dissolved in MeOH according to your generator, then just mix the MDP2P oil into this MeOH and add this mixture to the AlHg amalgam? Is it necessary to have no water in this reaction at all (completely dry)? I quite like the amalgam preparation in the P2NP to Amphetamine synthesis, because it rinses out any excess HgCl2 with the water, can even be washed a few times (as recommended in the video), but in this amalgam generation it is impossible to get rid of all of the water. Would this be a problem in this route? (So would small amount of water be problematic in the reductive amination of MDP2P?)
Hi, so do you think it is a reasonable improvement to the process (preparing the amalgam in water first, then wash it at least once, and only then adding the methanol-MeNH2-MDP2P mixture to the slightly wet amalgam), or is it totally unnecessary. I don`t like the idea of a lot of mercury salt floating around while my product is being created, even if I know that it will be removed later on and there is no to little chance of the end-product being contaminated with HgCl2. This would add an extra layer of security, or just some extra work?
I live in Argentina is easy get Sassafras oil.
- By BevItUp
I was watching a newscast about park vandalism a couple weeks ago. After a few seconds I realized that the whole park behind the guy was populated by young Sassafras trees. They were all about a meter tall and appeared to have been planted at the same time. I thought it was kinda funny because either the city planted them, or someone is using the park as an MDMA farm. 
Actually in the southeastern US it grows everywhere. It's used in a bunch of natural remedies, and is the flavor for root beer. Native American's used it medicinally as well.
Actually in the southeastern US it grows everywhere. It's used in a bunch of natural remedies, and is the flavor for root beer. Native American's used it medicinally as well.
- By William D.
In Asia, forests are guarded. Nature was greatly damaged due to oil production. This is all a bad story, but it seems to me that the products of synthetic production work differently than those obtained from nature.
Help out a noob. Is it safe to say that safrole is the best precursor in terms of being efficient and not with too many reagents? I would thing that starting from something else would be a lot more expensive in terms of the chemicals you have to aquire?
- By BevItUp
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