AwesomeUsername
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I've seen this mentioned in another thread.
However the question was about something else, it was only reported that harmaline has been reduced to THH, thus it contained another florescent color/shade.
The idea that it can be done is interesting, thus my question. How would that work?
I am not particularly skilled as a chemist but I know the basics.
Harmaline has one more hydrogen atom then harmine, THH should have more then both, but how much more?
An theory from my side is that this could be achieved with the help of an alkaline compound, or maybe heat as well, but I don't know.
Anybody with more knowledge?
I would also be interested is harmaline can conver to harmine somehow.
However the question was about something else, it was only reported that harmaline has been reduced to THH, thus it contained another florescent color/shade.
The idea that it can be done is interesting, thus my question. How would that work?
I am not particularly skilled as a chemist but I know the basics.
Harmaline has one more hydrogen atom then harmine, THH should have more then both, but how much more?
An theory from my side is that this could be achieved with the help of an alkaline compound, or maybe heat as well, but I don't know.
Anybody with more knowledge?
I would also be interested is harmaline can conver to harmine somehow.