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CorrectYeh, it's just a marketing ploy. Wet stuff was often perceived as fresh because it stunk to high heaven and therefore must be good. Dealers picked up on this and started adding water or acetone to their shit gear to produce a messy paste.
The fact remains that well made amphetamine sulphate should be a white dry powder with little to no smell. Anything other than that is the result of lazy arse chemists or greedy dealers.
Amphetamine hydrochloride is hygroscopic but I don't think the sulfate is that's why they always make amp sulfate
Amphetamine hydrochloride is hygroscopic but I don't think the sulfate is that's why they always make amp sulfate
As a theoretical question, can a mixture of a liquid and a solid freebase alkaloid (e.g. amphetamine and caffeine) be a crystalline solid? Usually mixtures just have lower melting point than pure compounds, but not sure about this.
There is zero reason to use amphetamine in base form, though it is intersting to note that it was distributed as base form (absorbed onto a cotton ball) in the Benzedrex inhaler at one time... you'd inhale and it would provide a dose of the volatile amphetamine right to your lungs, where it decongested you! Or you just stuffed the whole cotton into your coffee and had a blast instead.However , it is possible that it could be differing in the moler ratio that allows for switching up of your stash to prolong a session.
What are we "getting" amphetamine base from? Sure you can distill it (under vacuum preferably - 80C at 10mmHg), or extract with a variety of solvents (though difluoromethane is a gas at r.t. - boils at like -52C - so you'd need some crazy pressure vessel setup to use that) but that implies you're seperating the base from some mixture of other things.I've just been watching a video on you tube and it seems base Amphetamine is made via distilling .
I would be interested to no if one can get a yield of base without distilling ?
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From my knowledge you I think you could get at amphetamine base via a dichloramethane/difluromethane extraction
Amphetamine base is a volatile liquid, according to Leffingwell the L-isomer is "musty" and the D-isomer is "fecal". The combination is known to have a "distinct" odor, i.e. it smells like musty shit. It's also flammable. SWGDRUG sez: the base has a boiling point of about 203C. It's also known to be corrosive, because, y'know, it's a base.
There is zero reason to use amphetamine in base form, though it is intersting to note that it was distributed as base form (absorbed onto a cotton ball) in the Benzedrex inhaler at one time... you'd inhale and it would provide a dose of the volatile amphetamine right to your lungs, where it decongested you! Or you just stuffed the whole cotton into your coffee and had a blast instead.
What are we "getting" amphetamine base from? Sure you can distill it (under vacuum preferably - 80C at 10mmHg), or extract with a variety of solvents (though difluoromethane is a gas at r.t. - boils at like -52C - so you'd need some crazy pressure vessel setup to use that) but that implies you're seperating the base from some mixture of other things.
If you are trying to convert amphetamine salts of any sort to base, then simply dissolve it in water, then add alkali solution (e.g. sodium carbonate, sodium hydroxide etc) until it all oils out, then extract with whatever nonpolar solvent you have handy, dry over magnesium sulfate (or whatever), then remove the extra nonpolar solvent by distillation.
Unfortunately the end result is a stinky oil that will burn your skin or lips if it touches them, might catch fire if you try to smoke it over a flame, etc. So there is literally no advantage to this.