Methcathinone (oxidation via sodium hypochlorite)

Discussion in 'Drug Chemistry' started by rimbaudverlaine, Mar 26, 2007.

  1. rimbaudverlaine

    rimbaudverlaine Member

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    SWIM is wondering whether one can take about 2.4 grams of pseudoephedrine, dissolve it in distilled water, add round about 20 g of clorox (5.25% sodium hypochlorite solution), add some amount of isopropyl alcohol to for the remaining clorox to oxidize, use muriatic acid to get the pH down to about 6, and have methcathinone.

    If this won't work, it'd help to list why, or, even better, an effective way sodium hypochlorite can be used to oxidize pseudoephedrine (cannot get potassium permanganate), and if this will work, some information on the proportions would be helpful.
     
  2. theface

    theface Member

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    swim says"Kmn04=Sears water softener".

    I woke up this morning and realized this world is a sham!!!
    ThE FaCe
     
  3. fryingsquirrel

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    Back when dinosaurs walked the earth SWIFS saw cat made using potassium dichromate.
     
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