Making Acid...

[Delta9]

Not to mention the difficulty in concealing a clandestine laboratory from the watchful eyes of the police. Cause your going to have chemicals everywere, and will be producing waste. Plus the evacuation of fumes. An apartment is not really a good place cause of the restriction in space. But I'll be looking foward to hearing about any arrests or explosions on the news. Rock on.

Delta9 Reviewed by Delta9 on 06-10-2005. Making Acid... I was curious if anybody here has ever made acid, and If so would they be willing to share the knowledge? I'm tired of buying it and I could use some cash. Feel free to instant message me or something. if this topic is too edgy for some reason, please feel free to remove it. Rating: 5

[Drugman Joe]

It would be in my attic or somewhere. I'm probably going to get with the chemist soon, there are several around that I know.

[EverydayJunglist]

Find a fucking old silo out in the west.Every process in making i know must be very precise or a completely different chemical(other then lsd-25) will be the result.From all i have read it is a very difficult process,even if you are quite knowledgable.

And as much connections that you think you have,i do not honestly think you could acquire all the chemicals needed.As the feds would be alerted upon the ordering of some of the chems.Unless you are friends with peolle in rrrrreeeeal high places.

[makor01]

i can see someone ending up dead or in the psy ward if he goes on with this =)

[Firebrand]

ya even tho it would be nice to have some more LSD around

[andruejaysin]

Read "Practical LSD Manufacturing" by Uncle Fester. About 2 pages in you're gonna realize manufacturing LSD isn't very practical.

[Delta9]

How about a nuclear reactor? You could start to build one as you are working in the lab.

I can imagin it. Bottles of sulfuric acid, methanol, and diethyl ether sitting in a attic. The ether will react with the moister (water) and oxygen in the air to form peroxides, which will initiate a chain reaction releasing a lot of energy. You'll need a cooler full of dry ice to store the ether. At least if I was playing with ether I would keep it in dry ice. No only that the sulfuric acid will collect on the wooden beams and corrode it. Then you'll also have sodium hydroxide, nitric, hydrochloric acid laying around a wooden framed attic.

[Delta9]

Oh yea if you know a way to get liquid bromine (Br2) a necessary reagent, post it. Unless your going to try and do the addition with chlorine gas. You better have really a good fume hood and ventilation for that.

[Delta9]

you'll need a "flux capacitor" as well.

[Drugman Joe]

Read "Practical LSD Manufacturing" by Uncle Fester. About 2 pages in you're gonna realize manufacturing LSD isn't very practical.

Agreed!