Tryptamine question - There's MiPT so why isn't there an iPMT?

[bloodshed344]

It only seems to make common sense, unless Im missing something.

Here's MiPT -

Here's "iPMT" -

Why does iPMT not exist? Is it actually technically the same thing as MiPT? That would mean the physical position on the N doesn't matter because they're both technically on the same spot. Is this how it works? I know a decent amount about this chemistry stuff.. just starting to learn but I don't know some strange things like this.

If iPMT is different from MiPT how come a word has never been said about it?

 

[Vader]

It's the same molecule, the nitrogen atom rotates freely relative to the carbon of the tryptamine sidechain.

 

[bloodshed344]

Ahh, thank you! I almost thought a made a genius discovery...