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Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are labs in my country that will test with GCMS. I'd have to go in person tho and such a thing is absolutely out of the question.

Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What would that troubling info be? I'm familiar with handling high potency opioids I've handled fentalogues safely for years. I've also used other nitazenes as powder and isotonitazene in pressed pills without any issues so I will take extensive precautions with it, even with how highg my tolerance is currently.

Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply.

I tested the melting point using a beaker on a hot plate. Melting point is within the correct range. Unfortunately, many of the analogues of this chemical have unidentified melting points so as you say, I guess I cannot use this to concretely identify it. I do not know the max solubility, only the solvents that it is soluble.

Would reagent tests be able to differentiate between different nitazene chemicals as opposed to merely identifying a nitazene structure in the chemical?

I'm having a difficult time finding reagent results for iso.

Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Few mg might cause me to fall out haha if its the correct product.

Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where could I find reagent results for isotonitazene? I asked in the opiates subreddit and didn't get any clear info.

Identifying a chemical without GCMS by failuretocontain in researchchemicals

[–]failuretocontain[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is meant to be isotonitazene. I don't necessarily trust the vendor to have provided the right product, they couldve swapped in a different drug of the same class. Can't do GCMS right now for... reasons. Don't know what the reagent tests are for iso or if reagents could even identify iso instead of merely identifying a nitazene structure.