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MedsDirect Bromazolam Powder: Review and Testing Results : Xanax | Torhoo darknet markets

Review: Medsdirect Bromazolam Powder
Awesome review! Way more technical than mine
/u/MedsDirect Multi-Market Vendor
1 points
8 months ago
Thank you /u/socat2me . We are grateful to you for conducting this test of our bromazolam powder and sharing the results with everyone. I hope to deal with you again in the future, we have lots more bromazolam available.
/u/srsbizznezz + 1
1 points
8 months ago
*lightly pounds table with fists* chanting "sale! sale! sale! sale!"
Thanks for the review /u/socat2me
/u/srsbizznezz + 1
0 points
8 months ago
/u/AnotherOne99 sounds like the magneta is more to do with the melting point than the raw material. Good to know, yeah?
/u/socat2me 📢 + 4
2 points
8 months ago
This is most likely because at temperatures that high the the molecule starts to break down. So even upon cooling you're left with an irreversible reaction.

When I allowed it to cool back to a solid it also was also a red color. Coloration in minerals and molecules can be caused be impurities present in quantities as little as something on the order of 1E-6%, but don't quote me, it's just a very low number.

They're also caused by systems that have heavily de-localized networks of bonds that electrons can sort of simultaneously exist throughout the whole system rather than their probability density fields being found in a certain area. These are called aromatic and conjugated systems. They can absorb EMFs from various wavelengths and then re-emit it within the spectrum of EMFs that contains visible color, hence they of course appear colored,

Bromazolam may undergo such a transformation when it reaches it's melting point and decomposes to the new molecule, though I haven't done enough research to know what that new molecule's identity is.
/u/AnotherOne99
0 points
8 months ago
magneta?
/u/srsbizznezz + 1
1 points
8 months ago
the pinkish/red color we were debating the value of in relation to bromazolam in a different thread.
/u/AnotherOne99
1 points
8 months ago
Oh, you mean magenta