07-17-02 19:59
No 333682
I'd like to dream about using this compound to synth an MDMA substitute, but I don't even know if this aldehyde's available commercially? Make it from indane or indene? Nah, I'd rather fuck a hot muffler. What are some synonyms for it? CAS #? If it isn't commercially available, what else besides 4-iodoamphetamine and 4-MTA will boost my serotonin? Was thinking about 3,4-methylamphetamine, but wouldn't the purchase of 3,4,-methylbenzaldehyde be suspicous? Just another road-block. What the fuck else is new. Goddam mother-fucking DEA. Hope their prostates enlarge until their lower torsos burst open, infecting their blood supply with chunks of puss.
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(Distinctive Doe)
07-17-02 20:12
No 333688
wouldn't the purchase of 3,4,-methylbenzaldehyde be suspicous?
No more than the purchase of Indane-5-Carboxaldehyde
They are pretty close to the same thing, aren't they?
foxy
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(Chief Bee)
07-17-02 20:23
No 333696
As far as I know, indane-5-carboxaldehyde is not commercially available, and I have gone through the entire CA and not found a better method than the one featured on my page.
(Hive Bee)
07-18-02 00:28
No 333812
3,4-(trimethylene)benzaldehyde is a non-IUPAC synonym for 5-carboxaldehyde-indan. That's all I can think of right now. See Rhodium's page for best way to make it.
(PVC-Analog Taste-Tester)
07-18-02 04:29
No 333896
Thanks for that info, especially that link-post! Don't know how the hell I missed it during my use of TFSE. Anyway, I'll be taking a trip over to http://gb.espacenet.com/ to find as many synths for 3,4-dimethylbenzaldehyde as possible, which shouldn't be too hard. Hmmm, how about 3,4-dimethylbenzene to the chloride. Shit, if I was willing to start from scratch like that, then I might as well shoot for 3,4-methylenedioxy..
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(Official Hive Translator)
07-18-02 07:37
No 333965
to find as many synths for 3,4-dimethylbenzaldehyde as possible, which shouldn't be too hard.
(italics added)
LOL!
Betcha won't find nuthin but plain ol' fuckin Gatterman-Koch, which definitely ain't an option for a kitchen chemist.
o-xylene is too electron-poor for any other formylation method (of all that i know of) to work. So as i said, chloromethylation/Sommelet rxn seems to bee the only realistic pathway.
On general, the phrase 'shouldn't bee too hard' only very rarely can bee applied to searching in the patent databases, believe me
Antoncho
(PVC-Analog Taste-Tester)
07-18-02 21:53
No 334227
Yup, most of what I found dealt with the use of monoxide.
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(Distinctive Doe)
07-18-02 22:16
No 334234
betcha won't find nuthin but plain ol' fuckin Gatterman-Koch, which definitely ain't an option for a kitchen chemist.
never say, never
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