porkstock
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Got another Shulgin question. He mentions alpha,O-DMT on page 423 under 2,alpha-DMT, entry #7.
Entry #5 is alpha,O-DMS (DiMethylSerotonin), which has an oxygen on position 5, where one of the methyl groups is attached.
How can there be an alpha,O-DMT? T (tryptamine) has not a single oxygen atom! Is alpha,O-DMT perhaps a typo? This is so frustrating to me right now
Edit: almost convinced that it's a typo and on pg 423 he meant to say alpha,O-DMS. He was saying that it'd be cool to investigate the chiral center of 2,alpha-DMT as they did with alpha,O-DM"T"
But that's what they actually did with alpha,O-DMS a few pages prior.
I don't believe alpha,O-DMT can exist, unless I'm missing something about the naming which is entirely possible
Entry #5 is alpha,O-DMS (DiMethylSerotonin), which has an oxygen on position 5, where one of the methyl groups is attached.
How can there be an alpha,O-DMT? T (tryptamine) has not a single oxygen atom! Is alpha,O-DMT perhaps a typo? This is so frustrating to me right now
Edit: almost convinced that it's a typo and on pg 423 he meant to say alpha,O-DMS. He was saying that it'd be cool to investigate the chiral center of 2,alpha-DMT as they did with alpha,O-DM"T"
But that's what they actually did with alpha,O-DMS a few pages prior.
I don't believe alpha,O-DMT can exist, unless I'm missing something about the naming which is entirely possible
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