EtOEt with milk is national drink in Ukraine! lol
I like it too...
I like it too...
Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #100 on: October 03, 2010, 01:56:19 PM »
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #101 on: October 03, 2010, 07:25:49 PM »
I wouldn't think it tasted anything but hideous with milk.
Nice with vodka though.
Nice with vodka though.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #102 on: October 03, 2010, 09:39:33 PM »
that was the poor man's alcohol back in the late 1800's
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #103 on: October 03, 2010, 09:46:34 PM »
EtOEt or iPrOiPr are both far pleasanter in effect than EtOH, more dissociation, less hangover.
My guess is that it has next to no GABAa agonist properties, or at least not enough to be a sedative in the manner of alcohol, but either far more NMDA antagonism, or the fact that GABA agonism is lacking exposes the NMDA antagonism by allowing sufficient concentrations to be reached to cause dissociation without causing sickness, ataxia and other such crap.
Not done it in ages though.
Goes really well floated on a layer of codeine linctus and done as shots,
My guess is that it has next to no GABAa agonist properties, or at least not enough to be a sedative in the manner of alcohol, but either far more NMDA antagonism, or the fact that GABA agonism is lacking exposes the NMDA antagonism by allowing sufficient concentrations to be reached to cause dissociation without causing sickness, ataxia and other such crap.
Not done it in ages though.
Goes really well floated on a layer of codeine linctus and done as shots,
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #104 on: October 03, 2010, 10:14:51 PM »
there used to be something called "brompton's cocktail"
cocaine heroin and chloroform they gave to the dying.
i used to speedball coke and heroin i know how good that feels but also how dangerous it is.
i called it the Belushi cocktail.
gave me ventricular fibrillation, dangerous as hell.
i know a few who are pushing up the daises because of that cocktail.
cocaine heroin and chloroform they gave to the dying.
i used to speedball coke and heroin i know how good that feels but also how dangerous it is.
i called it the Belushi cocktail.
gave me ventricular fibrillation, dangerous as hell.
i know a few who are pushing up the daises because of that cocktail.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #105 on: October 04, 2010, 04:01:25 AM »
A brompton cocktain sounds fun, although chloroform isn't too healthy.
I was REALLY surprised to see that in a brand of codeine linctus currently sold, chloroform is an ingredient, in fact, you can smell it in the stuff, its the bright yellow one, not the orange flavour one
I was REALLY surprised to see that in a brand of codeine linctus currently sold, chloroform is an ingredient, in fact, you can smell it in the stuff, its the bright yellow one, not the orange flavour one
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #106 on: October 04, 2010, 04:10:20 AM »
a vestige of the brompton cocktail
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #107 on: October 04, 2010, 04:58:38 AM »
I am surprised they are allowed to use it in food products at all, or medicinal ones, given that it is carcinogenic.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #108 on: October 29, 2010, 02:39:17 PM »
i had one recent one... had some eugenol in D-limonene with some NaOH under reflux in anhydrous conditions ( isoeugenol yield is way higher than aqueous, +/- 80%... just gotta fractionally distill it out) but any way as i was swirling the flask (500ml with a #7 thread adapter with a thermometer) some of it managed to to splash out at the #7... i was using a Bunsen burner... so i got a night of pain and a few blisters from 2nd degree burns. i figured id be fine after my heating mantle crapped out but for now when i use volital solvents ill not be using flame as my heat source. got anew mantle on the way.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #109 on: October 29, 2010, 03:19:55 PM »
My understanding was that EtO2 gave a hell of a hangover compared to plain EtOH.
At least that's what I read on some resource on the probation in Ireland.
At least that's what I read on some resource on the probation in Ireland.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #110 on: October 29, 2010, 04:24:44 PM »
Orally it never gave me a hangover at all.
Inhaled, if I went on an all night binge then I would feel some aftereffects, sort of like an afterglow, but more like an after-murk, not pleasant, but not really nasty, stinks though, and so do you after inhaling a crapload of ether.
Inhaled, if I went on an all night binge then I would feel some aftereffects, sort of like an afterglow, but more like an after-murk, not pleasant, but not really nasty, stinks though, and so do you after inhaling a crapload of ether.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #111 on: October 29, 2010, 08:36:41 PM »
i had one recent one... had some eugenol in D-limonene with some NaOH under reflux in anhydrous conditions ( isoeugenol yield is way higher than aqueous, +/- 80%... just gotta fractionally distill it out) but any way as i was swirling the flask (500ml with a #7 thread adapter with a thermometer) some of it managed to to splash out at the #7... i was using a Bunsen burner... so i got a night of pain and a few blisters from 2nd degree burns. i figured id be fine after my heating mantle crapped out but for now when i use volital solvents ill not be using flame as my heat source. got anew mantle on the way.
I think you could use the bunsen burner to heat an oil bath in that situation the use the oil bath for a more uniform source of heat.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #112 on: October 30, 2010, 06:57:41 AM »
yea probally could have but i didnt have any oil around at the time. no damages because it got smothered quick enough but i did loose about 50ml of eugenol, glad i found a cheap source (about $40 for 500ml). just gotta get me a PTC from somewhere...
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #113 on: November 30, 2010, 11:56:36 AM »
EtOEt or iPrOiPr are both far pleasanter in effect than EtOH, more dissociation, less hangover.
My guess is that it has next to no GABAa agonist properties, or at least not enough to be a sedative in the manner of alcohol, but either far more NMDA antagonism, or the fact that GABA agonism is lacking exposes the NMDA antagonism by allowing sufficient concentrations to be reached to cause dissociation without causing sickness, ataxia and other such crap.
Not done it in ages though.
Goes really well floated on a layer of codeine linctus and done as shots,
I really like to smell of diisopropyl ether, and find it stronger and more pleasantly intoxicating than diethyl ether.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #114 on: November 30, 2010, 04:06:32 PM »
yea probally could have but i didnt have any oil around at the timeAs cheap substitute for proper oil in an oil bath you can use glycerol, too. Just be careful not to overheat or the room will be full of this sweet smell/taste. Nice for some seconds but annoying for the rest of the day. But it works. I already used it numerous times.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #115 on: December 20, 2010, 07:58:04 PM »
EtOEt or iPrOiPr are both far pleasanter in effect than EtOH, more dissociation, less hangover.
My guess is that it has next to no GABAa agonist properties, or at least not enough to be a sedative in the manner of alcohol, but either far more NMDA antagonism, or the fact that GABA agonism is lacking exposes the NMDA antagonism by allowing sufficient concentrations to be reached to cause dissociation without causing sickness, ataxia and other such crap.
Not done it in ages though.
Goes really well floated on a layer of codeine linctus and done as shots,
I really like to smell of diisopropyl ether, and find it stronger and more pleasantly intoxicating than diethyl ether.
Does the isopropyl ether smell "fruity"? I might have made some by accidentally when I let a mix of IPA and H2SO4 stand for 2weeks in a freezer in anticipation of a isopropyl nitrite synthesis.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #116 on: April 01, 2011, 02:35:54 PM »
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #117 on: April 01, 2011, 02:58:46 PM »
Ewww....been there done that, or not far off, got a mouthful using a long glass pippette to draw up small aliquots of toluene, and it went too far...tastes awful, burns, not pleasant.
soldering some metal mesh over the air inlets of the egg beater should lessen the chance for a fire to spread past it, if anything does kick off from the motor sparking, similar principle to the oldschool miner's lamps for detecting flammable gas buildups within coal mines.
soldering some metal mesh over the air inlets of the egg beater should lessen the chance for a fire to spread past it, if anything does kick off from the motor sparking, similar principle to the oldschool miner's lamps for detecting flammable gas buildups within coal mines.
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #118 on: April 02, 2011, 10:18:13 AM »
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Re: Lab Accidents
« Reply #119 on: April 02, 2011, 10:43:13 AM »
This thread could whole topic idea of lab accidents could be used against us if dateline tried to do a story, god i can just see now the bullshit they would spin