01-04-03 17:43
No 395489
I have read that with 5-MeO-DiPT HCL and AMT HCL you can mix with ammonia and eventually get the freebase. My question is, is there an easy way to do it backwards. freebase to hydrochloride. This will be tried with AMT freebase (alpha-methyltryptamine) if a workup is posted. Also is acetate/freebase the same thing? The AMT I have is a fluffy white/offwhite powder about the same consistancy of laundry soap flakes. Also I would like to do this to 5-MeO-DMT too. The 5-MeO-DMT I have is offwhite/yellowish crystals looks like (dirty) crystal meth. I am told both of these are the freebase salt.
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(I'm Yust a Typo)
01-04-03 18:12
No 395494
Why would you want to do that? Freebase is much more versatile (i.e. you can smoke it, if you want to).
(Chief Bee)
01-04-03 18:48
No 395507
The acetate of a drug is not the freebase, it's the acetate salt (made with acetic acid). You are in dire need of studying some basic chemistry before you aspire to do any chemical transformations yourself.
(Stranger)
01-05-03 15:26
No 395636
Yellium: The reason behind this is because the HCL is more potent than the freebase by weight for AMT. I am often asked for AMT HCL and not the freebase. What I am told from my supplier about freebase is that it stores more easily, and for longer periods of time. Is this true?
Rhodium: You are right sir I need to study. I didnt think they were the same, but I was just asking. Thanks for your input it will be banked away for further use. This is not the last post from me, I am sure you will see an improvement the longer I am into chemistry and report back to the board. Till next time my friend.
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(Moderator)
01-06-03 00:27
No 395759
The salt is more stable and less active by weight (not by mole).