Question Shake and bake meth

[Alper192535]

Shake and bake. Friends who have suggestions for this, can you write them under this post, let's share the results

ammonium sulfate 1kg
sodium hydroxide 1kg
coleman fuel 1kg
max energier lithium AA
hydrochloric acid 37% 1 kg
2 liter soda stream bottle

ibucold c 1 box
tylolhot 1 box
nurofen 1 box (2400 mg pseudo) firstly,

60 grams of ammonium sulfate aodymium hydroxide 400 ml of coleman fuel 1 piece piece in 40 seconds total 1 strip of lithium
(I passed the gas pressure bottle cap open and close events reaction 25-120 minutes color change blue bronze gold etc colors I add 2400 mg drug slowly Then I shake it in a whirlpool and turn it off)
15-30 minutes after adding the drug, the reaction is chocolate milky colors, after that I filter it and hcl gassing, is there anything I missed?

Since I will try it for the first time, material prices and drug prices are expensive, so shake it and cook it technology.

 

[Alper192535]

In the tutorial video they say that the only difference is better efficiency to add ephedrine after bronze

hcl gassing after

 

[hirozaru]

Thank you for this link ! Great video indeed. There are no sound right?

What is Hcl Gassing ?

 

[Alper192535]

We tried shaking and cooking, there was no reaction, gas formation was positive. Any chance of no reaction due to lithium? phone battery has ammonium sulfate + sodium hydroxide + ether + lithium = plenty of gas and more swelling no discoloration no gold bronze disintegration

 

[YoSpumoni]

You need AA Energizer batteries, not cell phone batteries. They have different battery chemistry.

 

[hirozaru]

About battery chemistry.... If I can choose between these, anyone has the knowledge of what is best?
I kept the nickel one in the list, but I realize we only care about lithium here...
Still, there is a few choice and I wonder what difference it makes for SnB.


Common Battery Chemistry
LFP (lithium-iron-phosphate) – Least Volatile
LMO (lithium-manganese-oxide)
NMC (nickel-manganese-cobalt)
NCA (nickel-cobalt-aluminum)
LCO (lithium-cobalt-oxide) LiPo – Most Volatile

Common prefixes that are used by manufacturers
IMR (lithium-manganese-rechargeable) - Efest 18650 Batteries
INR (lithium-nickel-rechargeable) - Samsung 25R - Sony VTC5 - LG HG2
NCR (nickel-cobalt-rechargeable) - Panasonic 18650 PF - Panasonic NCR18650B
ICR (lithium-cobalt-rechargeable) - Samsung 26J

 

[Sue]

Nothing wrong with good clean meth has a nice smooth high...

 

[Osmosis Vanderwaal]

The ones everyone I know uses are Li/FeS2. Lithium/ferrous disulfide. One terminal is Lithium and the other is iron sulphide. I believe that's how they name them. Lithium/manganese oxide has one electrode of each type of metal Li/Fe2, has a Lithium salt electrolyte also