i'm a novice computer talk i wasn't trying to be rude {truthfully i wouldnt know how to (not on purpose anyway). i'm really sorry..... but anyway see i got 1000 gallons of anhydrous ammonia nitrate- and need i quik simple recipe. but a little bit more detailed than the one that is posted in the speedy drugs section here at totse.like how much gas 1gallon 1quart ect...howlong... Afriend of mine told me to come here and youguys could tell me ,and again i'm sorry/ i didnt know if i had logged on right and if you guys could see my ??? no disrespect intended. however i already went to chemhead and all i seen was the iodine red phos methed, i want the pseudo,lithium,anhydros,iowa method but a good one ................thanks whatnodder

You need to convert the ammonium nitrate(sulphate is a cheaper salt) into ammonia gas with NaOH and water. Then the ammonia gas is dried using a sutable drying agent, and the anhydrous gas is condensed using dry ice. You will need alot of dry ice because the condensation and reaction take place in it. When you have your cooled ammonia liquid which is very dangerous, you put your lithium into it and this will disolve to form a blue solution. The Ephedrine is disolved in alcohol(IPA) and dumped in. After an hour maybe you just let the ammonia evaporate and you are left with impure meth that can be purified my an acid base/recrystallization etc.

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Originally posted by tryptamine:
...that can be purified my an acid base/recrystallization etc.

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Tryp >> I appologise now for the frivolity of this post.

But this isn't the first time I've seen you use 'my' when I assume you mean 'by'.

I've only seen the swtich of the 'm' for the 'b' in that word [though I've not really looked hard for another], nor is the'b' key next to the 'm' key [on most computer keyboards].

So I was just wondering what's up with that?

I hope this doesn't offend you in some way [as in being due to some genetic facor which you can't tell the difference[?] or something , it's just that my Money curiosity has been aroused [a it is phrased in some SciFi book series I can't recall the name of at the moment].

LOL no it was just typo an odd one however as the keys are separated by two. What is this "money" curiosity?

silly tweakers

Boney curiosity? In reference to "Bones" from Star Trek?

Star Trek is rad, but Bones wasn't ever to curious, I might buy a Spock reference since he's being a Vulcan perfectionist.