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Top row
- Marquis = no reaction - but it's very dark, contaminated?
- Mecke = no reaction - but it's pale purple/black, contaminated?
- Simon = Moss green
Bottom row
- Robadobe = purple
- Zimmerman = pale yellow
Bonus
- Froedhe = green/yellow
Sold as 2C-B.
I called it!
(The fact that ProTest would come help us soon, not the Simon's thing. I wouldn't gloat about the latter. 🤣)
We'll be in good hands shortly then. 🤣
Interesting. I've always understood Simon's to be a binary reagent, ie. either it's blue so positive, or anything else, so negative.
Who's your reagent vendor? Let's page them so we can ask about your Simon's result. 😉
Do you mean that your Marquis and Mecke came out of the bottle looking like that, before touching any of the substance? If so, I think they're contaminated and will need to be replaced.
Your remaining reactions are consistent with the presence of 2C-B, and indicate that there are likely no secondary amines or cathinones present.
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That's an interesting note!