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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-08-28, 19:45 |
shadoemann 
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 gamma-crotonolactone
Does anyone know if gamma-crotolactone is a precurser of ghb? Has anyone tried it?
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#2
2003-08-28, 21:54 |
Synthorcist
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Re: gamma-crotonolactone
Gamma whatnow? Are you sure you spelt it correctly?
Synth
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#3
2003-08-29, 00:00 |
shadoemann
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Re: gamma-crotonolactone
Gamma-crotonolactone [2(5H)-Furanone] it is suppose to be a ghb precursor. I was just wondering if anyone knows anything about it.
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#4
2003-08-29, 00:16 |
J. A. Seed
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Re: gamma-crotonolactone
looks rare and pricy. just use GABA
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#5
2003-08-29, 01:50 |
tryptamine
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Re: gamma-crotonolactone
No, cronolactone will create an analogue that is less active and not nearly as interesting.
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#6
2003-08-30, 22:07 |
shadoemann
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Re: gamma-crotonolactone
So how do you get ghb or gbl out of GABA?
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