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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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 2008-10-28, 22:52 |
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 2c-h > 2c-b
I have found a stash of 2c-h and I was doing research and found it is very easy to turn it into 2c-b through the process of Bromination. I was just wondering if anyone here has done this before and has any tips from person lab work doing this.
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2008-10-29, 02:01 |
FullMetalJacket 
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Re: 2c-h > 2c-b
Double post.
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2008-10-29, 06:26 |
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Re: 2c-h > 2c-b
http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?goto=lastpost&tid=5186&pid=59172
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#4
2008-10-29, 14:41 |
stateofhack
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Re: 2c-h > 2c-b
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Originally Posted by h0ppinlowrider
I have found a stash of 2c-h and I was doing research and found it is very easy to turn it into 2c-b through the process of Bromination. I was just wondering if anyone here has done this before and has any tips from person lab work doing this.
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Been done, but your too much of a fucker to do anything like this, stop showing of your "sources". GTFO
*e-penis grows*
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