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How does the synthesizing of one compound using 2 compounds work?
I am very interested in chemistry as a profession so I have been giving myself thought experiments. I have a compound that is chemically similar to another compound. How would you go about combining compounds to achieve the end result. I know there is more to it then just mix them, below are the compounds in question written out as best I can.
C9H17NO2 --> C8H4O2 = C17H21NO4
Gabapentin --> 1,2-Pentalenedione = Cocaine
From my admitted lack of knowledge to me this would seem possible, can you please enlighten me on the factors I am missing.
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Re: How does the synthesizing of one compound using 2 compounds work?
Completely impossible. You might want to learn some organic chemistry and then take a look at this article:
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Re: How does the synthesizing of one compound using 2 compounds work?
There are some serious legal implications here to answering this. Sounds like more interested in the final compound than chemistry.
Gaba requires a script, ie, FDA controlled.
Stick to A + B = C...or C + D

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Re: How does the synthesizing of one compound using 2 compounds work?
I think we're all thinking that. well said.
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Re: How does the synthesizing of one compound using 2 compounds work?
You must be kidding. Cole Graeber appears to know nothing about organic chemistry, and I'm not offering lessons.