Amphetamine Sulphate synthesis

[mojo4567]

Obviously im not a great chemist but im competent enough to know some stuff and be able to do some synths. Any reccomends for furthering my knowledge? I have read almost every book in my essential books post and have studied lots of erowid shroomery and rhodium.

[xbcnfujv]

school children would love the after-product!

[Wildcard]

So many things that one can improve, do better, in this write up that it isnt even funny anymore.

[splooge gook]

1. get adderall prescription
2. crush up pills
3. sell it to people as orange/blue speed powder (such breaking bad wow) in little plastic baggies, it'll already be diluted enough from the filler to be cut for profit
4. sell 20mg adderalls to people in powder form for 10$ each "hey do you have a point on you man?"
5. throw a pinch of AM-2000DEATH in one out of every 20 bags for lulz, and to keep them coming because they're always hoping to get a"really strong batch"
6. kill them
7.kill yourself
8. huff raid

[mojo4567]

So many things that one can improve, do better, in this write up that it isnt even funny anymore.

This is even mine lol. It could be better but it is ready to understand and helps us chemistry noobs learn

[Wildcard]

Still a noob myself and always willing to learn. 

[aYoungKing]

Obviously im not a great chemist but im competent enough to know some stuff and be able to do some synths. Any reccomends for furthering my knowledge? I have read almost every book in my essential books post and have studied lots of erowid shroomery and rhodium.

buying a high school chemistry book, and saving your money until you really know what you're doing.

[mojo4567]

Obviously im not a great chemist but im competent enough to know some stuff and be able to do some synths. Any reccomends for furthering my knowledge? I have read almost every book in my essential books post and have studied lots of erowid shroomery and rhodium.

buying a high school chemistry book, and saving your money until you really know what you're doing.

Meh my book character hasnt blown himself up yet and learns alot from his chem sesh's so he figures he cant be doing that bad. Plus highschoolers dont realize that speed /=/ cocaine so this market is a racket.

[Wildcard]

Obviously im not a great chemist but im competent enough to know some stuff and be able to do some synths. Any reccomends for furthering my knowledge? I have read almost every book in my essential books post and have studied lots of erowid shroomery and rhodium.

buying a high school chemistry book, and saving your money until you really know what you're doing.

Meh my book character hasnt blown himself up yet and learns alot from his chem sesh's so he figures he cant be doing that bad. Plus highschoolers dont realize that speed /=/ cocaine so this market is a racket.

Books are "ok". But thats all they are. Books. Just like driving a car. One will never truely know what they are doing until they sit in the drivers seat for the first time. 

[aYoungKing]

Obviously im not a great chemist but im competent enough to know some stuff and be able to do some synths. Any reccomends for furthering my knowledge? I have read almost every book in my essential books post and have studied lots of erowid shroomery and rhodium.

buying a high school chemistry book, and saving your money until you really know what you're doing.

Meh my book character hasnt blown himself up yet and learns alot from his chem sesh's so he figures he cant be doing that bad. Plus highschoolers dont realize that speed /=/ cocaine so this market is a racket.

well dont be surprised if no one helps you if you cannot help yourself


some of the questions you ask can be fully understood with a few hours time and 2 or 3 pages of reading. fully understanding vs just reading a recipe are two different things


learn chemistry or be doomed to fail

[Tungsten.Chromium]

I posted this somewhere else on the forum a while back but can't find it fight now.


Group 1 (the naive baker): They know they need to add sodium bicarbonate to the batter because the recipe book tells them to. They are totally dependent on full guidance from the recipe otherwise their cake will be a disaster!

Group 2 (the practical baker): They know to add sodium bicarbonate to the batter because it is needed to make the cake rise. They know the practical value of adding this ingredient without understanding how it works. If baking soda is missing from the recipe then they might question how the cake will rise. Further deviation from the recipe may be a problem though.

Group 3 (the savvy baker): They know that sodium bicarbonate decomposes when heated to release carbon dioxide gas which helps the cake to rise. They know the practical value of baking soda and also have a general understanding of how it makes the cake rise. Knowing this they can experiment with the recipe to optimize the final product.

Group 4 (baker bees): They understand not only that sodium bicarbonate gives yields carbon dioxide gas but also the reactive mechanism involved. They are also aware that a byproduct of this reaction is sodium carbonate which may make the final cake's pH too basic. This full awareness allows them to experiment fully with the method, substitute baking soda for other suitable leavening agents, and even explore novel methods for making a perfectly risen cake.

[silentchemist]

I posted this somewhere else on the forum a while back but can't find it fight now.


Group 1 (the naive baker): They know they need to add sodium bicarbonate to the batter because the recipe book tells them to. They are totally dependent on full guidance from the recipe otherwise their cake will be a disaster!

Group 2 (the practical baker): They know to add sodium bicarbonate to the batter because it is needed to make the cake rise. They know the practical value of adding this ingredient without understanding how it works. If baking soda is missing from the recipe then they might question how the cake will rise. Further deviation from the recipe may be a problem though.

Group 3 (the savvy baker): They know that sodium bicarbonate decomposes when heated to release carbon dioxide gas which helps the cake to rise. They know the practical value of baking soda and also have a general understanding of how it makes the cake rise. Knowing this they can experiment with the recipe to optimize the final product.

Group 4 (baker bees): They understand not only that sodium bicarbonate gives yields carbon dioxide gas but also the reactive mechanism involved. They are also aware that a byproduct of this reaction is sodium carbonate which may make the final cake's pH too basic. This full awareness allows them to experiment fully with the method, substitute baking soda for other suitable leavening agents, and even explore novel methods for making a perfectly risen cake.

And then there's the people who make the cash.

[aYoungKing]

No one is going to want to buy more than an 8 ball if your product is already garbage before its cut

Good luck, most people are either dead or in prison before 10 thousand dollars

Youre gunna need alot of 8 balls to even make 5 grand, thats alot of deals, and being that low on the food chain, you are also the most vulnerable

[mojo4567]

No one is going to want to buy more than an 8 ball if your product is already garbage before its cut

Good luck, most people are either dead or in prison before 10 thousand dollars

Youre gunna need alot of 8 balls to even make 5 grand, thats alot of deals, and being that low on the food chain, you are also the most vulnerable

Dude like I said highschool students dont know or care. Im not looking to make it big time either, I need college o chem under my belt before I even think about messing round with large cash.

[silentchemist]

No one is going to want to buy more than an 8 ball if your product is already garbage before its cut

Good luck, most people are either dead or in prison before 10 thousand dollars

Youre gunna need alot of 8 balls to even make 5 grand, thats alot of deals, and being that low on the food chain, you are also the most vulnerable

10k dollars? Bless these little shotters haha. Don't climb anyone's ladder, build your fucking own!