safrole+bomb?happy chinaman

[Day_Trippah]

SWIM will try it if someone would tell SWIM what the fuck glycine is and where/if SWIM can buy it and also the current statis on sassafrass oil legal/illegal

             

[PolytheneSam]

I found a patent (US 2449644) on direct amination of stryrenes, propenylbenzenes, etc. using an amine and sodium.  Note the structure in column 2 of the patent:

Ar-CR=CH-R'

If Ar was 3,4-methylenedioxyphenyl, R was H and R' was methyl you should get MDMA.  Here's a new page I made

http://www.geocities.com/dritte123/Miscpat.html

which includes patents on direct amination.  Note, also, the patents on Wacker/peracid reactions.

http://www.privacy.org/article.php?sid=620&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0

http://www.privacy.org

[Chinaman]

you can still get sassy oil on the net
but i hear it went illegal
probly just surplus, cant buy more just get rid
of what ya got kinda deal
but im sure you can still get small quantities of it as
aromatic items


My cat keeps talking to me. Should i answer or or finish eating this piece of paper?

[PolytheneSam]

Here's another interesting direct amination patent.  US 3889600 1-(2-(Phenyl-lower-alkyl)- Aziridines Munition Payload
Not quite an LSD bomb, but almost an ecstacy bomb (uses a related chemical).
Ethylenimine and Na are reacted with a styrene or propenylbenzene to get an aziridine form of a phenethylamine or phenylisopropylamine.  Maybe methylamine will work in place of ethylenimine or maybe methylbenzylamine then hydrogenation.
http://www.geocities.com/dritte123/PSPF.html

[PolytheneSam]

These two patents are on amination of P2Ps with alpha-methylbenzylamine which is hydrogenated to get asymmetric amphetamines.
4000197
5360724

http://www.geocities.com/dritte123/PSPF.html

http://www.geocities.com/dritte123/PSPF.html

[PolytheneSam]

The US patent number for the Parr bomb calorimeter is 2065870 .  Its shows detailed plans including cross sections of the parts.  The patent says calorimeter type bombs have to withstand pressures of 1000-4000 lbs/in². 


http://www.geocities.com/dritte123/PSPF.html