Chemists Please Read

[Puc]

Gents, I would prefer not to discuss such matters openly on elite, so I am going to do my best elliptical explanation...

Supposing a container once contained substance A, and then later on for a period of time contained substance B. Suppose this container was analyzed for residue, what is the likelihood that substance A would show up on the scan...

If anyone could be of advice in such matters, please e-mail me and we can talk more specifically...

Puc

 

[nexus7]

If the testers are looking for something specific, chances are they're gonna find what they're looking for.

(example : forensics now have a way to detect THC (active compound in canabis) at molecular level even on samples that have been in contact with tons of other substances : i.e. a dealer's hand.

 

[Puc]

These specific chemicals might vary from the norm, however, for reasons that I care not mention because I do not want to elucidate the masses about what I am referring to....

 

[cockdezl]

PUC, this question is dependant on various factors, but mainly: 1.) The stability of substance A, and 2.) The sensitivity of the test. Many analyses, nowadays, can pick up parts per billion of the substance in question.

 

[serge]

without knowing the exact chemical once contained in the container and also the exact conditions at which the container was storred there is no way to tell. verious side reactions could take place if the conditions for them are just right.
some of the conditions would include:
temp at which the container was storred
light
moisture
duration of the storage

 

[liftsiron]

By the methods available to C.I's 99.9%

 

[86]

If one was referring to phosphorus (red) or iodine the likelyhood of one of the two showing up would depend on many things. If the container is sealed they will maintain themselves. Remember, Clorox works wonders. Safrole will probably show up too.

By the way.....Whatcha cook'n??

My friend's, neighbor's wife's cousin's sister told me this.

 

[liftsiron]

86 good info,but I've a feeling that it is not an otc med for cuts and scrapes that he is inquireing about.

 

[86]

Hey Lift,
The chemicals I listed there will get you plenty of time behind bars. I noticed the word Techno in part of his paragraph and assumed he was into the rave thing. The things I listed above are precursors or used for reducing E to make things that are fun, illegal and used at Raves.

 

[86]

Oops, I guess he may not be referring to that. Guess I saw Techno somewhere else. Anyway, sorry about that. By the way, I know nothing about any of what I said, I was rambling. I couldn't boil an egg.