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[bandido]

I need help, swim has got liquid vials and had aa 4 a ahile now , what ( how much)and how does swim add the 2 together to get H

[samuraigecko]

Originally Posted by bandido

I need help, swim has got liquid vials and had aa 4 a ahile now , what ( how much)and how does swim add the 2 together to get H

There is probably a good reason that no one has replied to this thread. heroin CANNOT be obtained from morphine by adding AA alone. there is a procedure which involves AA but is far more complex that just "adding" AA. SWIM is not willing to describe such a process here, but can easily point you to his friend "google" whom seems to know alot about this subject.

[~lostgurl~]

See here for a fairly simple procedure: http://www.drugs-forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36554

[bandido]

ok lost girl but its not in pill form and it ends not a clump of brown shit???? what do I do with the liquid??

[samuraigecko]

that thread is also wrong. heh. of course one is not going to achieve any real result without any real process. diacetyl-morphine (heroin) is basicly your garden grade morphine molecule with two acetyl chains attaches to it at certain points of the molecule
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explor...rphine_220.jpg
http://www.emcdda.europa.eu/imglib/D.../heroin(1).gif
are two examples.

there mere acetylation of the molecule by adding acetic andrahyde alone is not possible, for REAL procedures you would have to google because one has not seen the real procedure posted here in any thread (no offence intended to anyone whom posts or tries to help out is intended.) the process of acetylation can be described as thus:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetylation
therefor one can not simply introduce AA into a liquid and expect acetylation to occur. The real process is more akin to distillation with a few other reactions required to be able to add the free hydroxyl groups. you may get better answers in the opiate chemistry section of this forum because altho SWIM knows HOW its done SWIM is not willing to describe it here.

cheers.