NamRa said:I checked and did not find info about.
How to convert 5-meo dmt fumarate to freebase.
Thanks,
Under the correct storage conditions it should be stable indefinitely, notwithstanding a tiny amount of decomposition of carbon-14 if it's of organic origin.NamRa said:Makes perfect sense, thanks.
I wonder how much it degraded after 7 years
Yes DCM is a good choice. Becareful as it can form emulsions quite easily. When you evaporate your DCM off you will get 5meodmt as an oil of unresolved polymoprhs. You will have to recrystalliseNamRa said:So in short.
It's a regular a/b approach.
First, bring PH up to up 12 then shake with polar & separate.
One last thing. Using DCM is ok?
So, just to be absolutely clear, you converted 5-MeODMT to the (or a) fumarate and had 250mg (or 0.25g) of product which was then converted back to freebase, 0.18g being recovered.NamRa said:Was this measured as 0.25g of the fumarate? YES
lab 5-MEO that I converted to fumarate and now back to base.
No, it is simple arithmetic and it would be very helpful to you if you were able to convert mathematically between the amount of fumarate and the amount of freebase. Fortunately, a dedicated Nexian produced a calculation tool, which I have now added to my sig for times like thisNamRa said:That's way above my knowledge level!
But what do you think, is it a-ok result that I got?
