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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
 2003-11-13, 05:46 |
the electric grapevine 
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 Reduction of pseudoephedrine with H202
I was just wondering why it would not be possible to reduce pseudoephedrine to a methamphetamine type substance using simple hydrogen peroxide (H202) as it is a common reducing agent
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2003-11-13, 05:49 |
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Re: Reduction of pseudoephedrine with H202
whoa, whoa, settle down Trailor Joe McMethcook, you want lab tips, and i think you can get methcathinone with H202, but for the specifics, you want lab tips
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2003-11-13, 09:36 |
kirby
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Re: Reduction of pseudoephedrine with H202
it wont work because it hates kangaroo raping australians
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2003-11-13, 17:53 |
tryptamine
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Re: Reduction of pseudoephedrine with H202
Well consider that hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidizing agent, the answer is NO!
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