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Marquis test question

760rollz

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The marquis reagent is a brownish orange color straight from the bottle. How noticeable is the color change which takes place when a meth bomb is tested?

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Rollz
 
It depends on how much amp content is in the pill. If it is a straight up "meth bomb" it will turn a very noticeable color of orange. If the pill has mixed content (as in MDxx & amp) you will have to look for any swirling of orange, or orange/brown.

Hope this helps! :-)
 
but is the change obvious

But will the swirling be an obvious change in color, or will the marquis just stay its original color in spots?
The pills I have tested as soon as the reagent hit the powder the specks of powder turned black. Then with in 5 seconds the entire puddle of liquid was black. But if there is amp in a pill will some places stay the original color or will it be a noticeable change to an orange?
Thanks,

Rollz
 
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From what I understand, the reagent will only react and turn the color of the dominant chemical as a whole and not seperate into 2 (or more) different colors.

However, you should take note of the intial color reaction as that may give some indication of what's mixed in with the dominant chemical.

I could be totally off base though.. :|
 
Mustang1 said:
From what I understand, the reagent will only react and turn the color of the dominant chemical as a whole and not seperate into 2 (or more) different colors.
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This is not necessarily true. Marquis, for instance, will turn orange and black for a mixed amp/MDxx pill. I have yet to see a reagent turn 3 different colors, it is usually only two. YMMV.

However, you should take note of the intial color reaction as that may give some indication of what's mixed in with the dominant chemical.

I could be totally off base though.. :|
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You're right. :)
 
RavenousBlonde said:
This is not necessarily true. Marquis, for instance, will turn orange and black for a mixed amp/MDxx pill.
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So is it safe to assume that the dominant chemical is the last of the two (eg. your orange to black example)?
 
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