Ethnobotanical
Greenlighter
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- Apr 17, 2012
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N-ethylnorketamine, N-ethylketamine, ethylketamine and NEK are all the same thing. Starting with the most technically correct and finishing with the least.
N-ethylnorketamine is the most correct because technically N-ethylketamine indicates that you have normal (methyl) ketamine and an ethyl group on the nitrogen. norketamine is the name for ketamine without that methyl. N-ethylnorketamine is the name for ketamine with an ethyl group replacing the methyl group.
I am really confused, so is there a difference betweem n-ethyl-ket, and ethyl-ket and nethyl-nor-ket?? anyone??? if there is, whats the difference in potency, uk legality etc???
I found this picture, can anyone confirm if it's correct?
