Recently I have obtained half a gram of DMT freebase and I have been doing assays with this substance for two months. Also, I sent a sample to a lab for analysis (NMR). I have received the results some days ago, this is the list of compounds found in the sample:
DMT: 55.5%
NMT: 9.8%
CaSO4·2H2O (gypsum): 34.7%
I am a bit shocked with the gypsum issue. I am not sure of how interpret the presence of this substance. At first I thought I had been cheated and the gypsum was used by the dealer to cut the dmt. But also I am thinking that it could have something to be with the freebase form of the substance. Maybe one has to add some basic chemical like gypsum to make the DMT freebase, and it reacts with the DMT to form the freebase molecule? Then, when the NMR analysis is done, the molecules break apart and one obtains DMT and gypsum as separate substances. Does this make any sense? My knowledge of chemistry is very limited, so please if someone can confirm any of my especulations (cheat or normal chemistry) that would be very useful for me.
DMT: 55.5%
NMT: 9.8%
CaSO4·2H2O (gypsum): 34.7%
I am a bit shocked with the gypsum issue. I am not sure of how interpret the presence of this substance. At first I thought I had been cheated and the gypsum was used by the dealer to cut the dmt. But also I am thinking that it could have something to be with the freebase form of the substance. Maybe one has to add some basic chemical like gypsum to make the DMT freebase, and it reacts with the DMT to form the freebase molecule? Then, when the NMR analysis is done, the molecules break apart and one obtains DMT and gypsum as separate substances. Does this make any sense? My knowledge of chemistry is very limited, so please if someone can confirm any of my especulations (cheat or normal chemistry) that would be very useful for me.
