Spoon feeders

[The-Hive]

I have been on this site a couple of months and I have noticed there are a lot of people that won’t spoon feeding they want videos step-by-step instructions without having the courage to actually try them self By doing a bit of research. I’d say 80% off Synthesis posted are copy and paste with a few words changed. People claiming other peoples work Very little contribution Yes I understand we are all in the same boat and we all need help but the majority of it is out there already for you to read. Some people can’t even follow a synthesis that tells you everything without asking for help how do you go wrong by following someone else’s synthesis I have only seen a couple of people on here try different routes for better yields or less controlled/restricted chemicals this is just what I’ve seen lately. To me it’s trial and error when your Doin your own route ( obviously it’s dangerous but that’s the risk you take) share your experience fails ect. Organic chemistry is very dangerous to you and others especially if you don’t have a clue what you are doing? far too many amateurs wanting an easier way to obtain drugs buy them off others save you the hassle in killing yourself or someone else. it’s a good site for sellers. This sites not for me as I thought it was so peace out Chems

 

[Frit Buchner]

A little research goes a long ways. Often it is the terminology that is key. Maybe you are looking for a new way to make meth. Well guess what? You ain't gonna find that shit on Google! What else could we call meth? well it's a hexagon and some zig-zags off the side. This hexagon it's got 3 lines inside it, what's that mean? Oh, Google says those are double bonds and that thing is benzene. Good to know. Now this zigzag, gog is going to tell you it's carbons and hydrogens. It's a cabon chain. It's name depends on how many sections long it is. 2 is ethane, used in a name, ethyl 3is methane, methyl, 4, propane, propylene. If you have an oh on the end, a hydroxide. H HYDROROGEN. O OXYGEN. In a name hydrogen is a hydro, a hydride. O. An OXYGEN. Hydrogen oxygen? Hydroxy. Ain't this fun, we're conjugating prefixes and suffixes! Anyways a hydroxyl is just an -ol one chemical name. It means alcohol. A methyl, ch³ with a hydroxyl, oh ismethane ol...methyl..ol.Oh hey it's methanol, methyl alcohol. So anyways a benzene sometimes has a buddy hooked on. If it's an oh an alcohol, it's a phenol. Phenyl used in a word. Another good one to know is ammonia ammonia has a nitrogen instead of a carbon and some hydrogens hanging about. Ammonia are amines in chemical names a benzene with an amine attached right to it is an aniline. I wonder. Back to the point. The point is meth might be called a phenyl ethyl amine. A phenylethylamine. But it might be be called an alkylamine. Could be a aromatic amine. How about a....cyclobenzlamine? Maybe. If you have tried all of those names and haven't found what you are looking for. YOU CAN ASK ME AND I'LL TRY TO HELP. But remember, I'm just some ahole and you should ask a chemist instead Allright this shit ain't gonna smoke itself ☻️