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(RS)-2-(2-Chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexane
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Bluelighter
(RS)-2-(2-Chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexane
babylonboy
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You'll know all about it as soon as AiHKAL is published.
QUARE
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You'll know all about it as soon as AiHKAL is published.
is that a work in progress ?
ebola?
Bluelight Crew
Everyone wishes it were. . .
ebola
Incunabula
Bluelighter
Shulgin didn't consider arylcyclohexylamines to be true psychedelic entheogens, and didn't care to do any reseach on them.
I think the ketamine analog I proposed without the keto must have been made? it's so obvious. And it must have increased duration than ketamine (?) Since the ketone is making it easier for the body to excrete it.
Funny thing is, as an analog you couldn't call it something with ketamine (like 2-meo-ketamine,n-ethyl-ketamine etc) because the "keta" in ketamine comes from ketone, and it would be pretty stupid to just call it "amine" 8)
Quare, you have some lazy software that writes the right IUPAC?
pharmakos
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desketamine?
babylonboy
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Any software for drawing formulas will do this, I use Symyx Draw.
Quare, you have some lazy software that writes the right IUPAC?
QUARE
Bluelighter
Quare, you have some lazy software that writes the right IUPAC?
Nah, I simply replace the cyclohexanone for a cyclohexane on the ketamine IUPAC name and the molecule is draw from emolecules.com
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Jesusgreen
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(Remember I know fuck all about SAR :D if you're wondering why the second one - I based it on the fact that Mephtetramine appears to be active, even if people are reporting poor results. Wanted to make something that looks like it really wouldn't be active but that might be.)
Edit:
I was bored so here's a few more:
I'm guessing the second from last was already made and probably mentioned in PiHKAL somewhere but I was a bit too lazy to check.
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pharmakos
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I'm guessing the second from last was already made and probably mentioned in PiHKAL somewhere but I was a bit too lazy to check.
http://www.erowid.org/library/books_online/pihkal/pihkal008.shtml
bloodshed344
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This one, along with another DMT analog where the indole ring is replaced with the thiophene ring has been made. Both are reportedly active. Read this on BL in a thread from like 2007 or 2009 or something.
Anon0631
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If MDAI is active, what about the DOx analogues?
pharmakos
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^ my completely amateur guess is that those would be active but substantially less potent
Anon0631
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I wonder how the experience would be.
bloodshed344
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If MDAI is active, what about the DOx analogues?
2C-B-Ind is what this is called. It's on wikipedia.
pharmakos
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2C-B-Ind isn't quite the same thing. this is from the 2C-B-Ind Wikipedia article:
the aminoindane version that anon posted looks more promising to me. 2C-B-Ind tries to squeeze an extra carbon atom in there.
Anon0631
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Why hasn't someone invented a machine where you can upload a picture and receive a couple of hundred milligrams of sample to experiment with. It would be much more efficient than all this speculation
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Edit: Should the molecule be called DMAI-B?
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sekio
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Why hasn't someone invented a machine where you can upload a picture and receive a couple of hundred milligrams of sample to experiment with.
it's called a computer ![]()
The rigid aminoindane analogue of DOM was made by Nichols in 1972, as well as the slightly more potent tetralin analogue. It's something close to 1/5 to 1/10 the potency of DOM and has a different character... more of a stimulant, apparently.
see Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 1974, vol. 17, p. 161
pharmakos
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see Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 1974, vol. 17, p. 161
cool
http://www.scribd.com/doc/35944448/Journal-of-Medicinal-Chemistry-Volume-17-Issue-2-1974
Toz
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Why hasn't someone invented a machine where you can upload a picture and receive a couple of hundred milligrams of sample to experiment with. It would be much more efficient than all this speculation
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Edit: Should the molecule be called DMAI-B?
it's on the way (or well at least someone has the right idea) :D
http://theweek.com/article/index/246091/can-you-3d-print-drugs