BILLBUILDS
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can i make red phosphorus using this methid
im trying to make red phosphorus.
ive bought a but load of matcheds and after half hour of toiling away scraping i was i was hoping to put them in a blender with a solvent which would
dissolve the RP, straining it and then evaporating the solvent.
what would you think
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You can use CS2, but good luck acquiring that if you can't acquire phosphorus. Or you could try making CS2, but it's quite toxic and extremely
flammable. Maybe phosphorus would be soluble in liquid/supercritical CO2? These are very powerful solvents though and will probably dissolve a
significant amount of organic matter as well.
[Edit] Actually, a quick U of TFSE brings this thread up: http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=10926
So, nope. Cannot be is doed.
[Edited on 6-5-2016 by Orenousername]
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BILLBUILDS
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but will the peices of wood float to the top and the phosphorus stay in the liquid? it would be quick in effective and save the hassle of scraping it
of the matches one by one
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Are you talking about match heads? AFAIK match heads have not contained phosphorus in many many many years.
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I believe they used to use white phosphorus.. I think the striking surfaces are red phosphorus though.
https://www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/chemistry/rpbible.htm...
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Matches used to contain white phosphorus, and you could light them by striking in any kind of surface, now they only contain red phosphorus in the
striking surfaces.
I think some not so developed countries use white phosphorus matches, and some strike anywhere matches sold in developed countries still contain
white phosphorus, however I may be wrong in this.
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As stated above match heads do not contain RP. It is the striker these days. One method of obtaining it would be to cut the strikers off and soak them
in a solvent (naptha should work) and just scrape the RP off. You can leave the RP right in the solvent until it evaps.
Why do you need RP?
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BILLBUILDS
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darn. i boiled the 36 boxes of matches and it removes the red part (if its RP i donjt know) ive boiled it down and waiting for my vacumme filtration
equipment arrives. can anyone confirm for sure that theres no phosphorus as dad said there was. i dont want to use some other random chemical and mess
up my reaction.
there was definatly iron in the striker as there was a heavy black sand residue in the base of the sausepan and everything i read has said there is
phosphorus on the match head and just use the striker for friction.
is there a test i can do to test is its RP or not?
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Match heads are Potassium Chlorate, sulfer and fillers and glass powder. The striker contains Red Phosphorus, binder and powdered glass. This was
discovered from a simple google search.
I can gurrentee the match heads contain no RP and you just wasted 36 boxes of matches. Luckilly so long as you didnt toss the strikers you can still
get what you need. I did find these interesting links that might help you out:
http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=2142
http://williestop.tripod.com/generalchemdata/redphosphorus.h...
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Orenousername
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Quote: Originally posted by BILLBUILDS  | darn. i boiled the 36 boxes of matches and it removes the red part (if its RP i donjt know) ive boiled it down and waiting for my vacumme filtration
equipment arrives. can anyone confirm for sure that theres no phosphorus as dad said there was. i dont want to use some other random chemical and mess
up my reaction.
there was definatly iron in the striker as there was a heavy black sand residue in the base of the sausepan and everything i read has said there is
phosphorus on the match head and just use the striker for friction.
is there a test i can do to test is its RP or not? |
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus
Try skimming through this a bit.
I would try heating it to 250C in the absence of oxygen and see if it turns white and pyrophoric
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BILLBUILDS
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ive descided to take three method and scraped the striker pads from 100 boxes of matches but yet to purify and im going to order hydroiodic acid from
china aswell
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| Quote: Originally posted by BILLBUILDS | | ive descided to take three method and scraped the striker pads from 100 boxes of matches but yet to purify and im going to order hydroiodic acid from
china aswell |
Be very careful what chemicals you order.
Perhaps grow your experience, learn a bit more, question yourself as to if you really need watched chemicals, etc.....
Where I live at, either of the two chemicals you mentioned, could put me in a serious legal quandary.
You will of course have to decide what you are going to do, I am only advising you to think it through.
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Shady
1. Interested in getting phosphorus from match heads
2. Has interest in "cleaving" compounds containing 3,4-dihydroxybenzyl and methylenedioxybenzyl moieties
3. Wants to order HI
4. Wants feedback from chemical suppliers
Someone's fishing for routes to MDMA.
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ficolas
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Edit: removed the whole post, not giving info to drug makers.
I didnt see your other post untill praxys mentioned it, this forum catched you, police will probably catch you to, dont even try.
Ps: methylenedioxybenzyl molecule diagram is do cute, for some reason when I see a small smile draws on my face, ever since I saw MDMA molecule
diagram 
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Orenousername
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If he really wants to make drugs he's going to try regardless of his own ability.. I think it may be better to prevent him from ingesting potentially
lethal substances and/or distributing them personally.
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