You can do this with harmala fumarate. Its much less soluble in water than the hcl, and it will precipitate out of cold water very well without salt. You just have to titrate it carefully to avoid excess fumaric acid. It would be interesting to see how malic acid and tartaric acid salts precipitate, as those acids are much more soluble in water than fumaric, so if you overshoot how much acid to use, it won't precipitate out when cooled like fumaric acid will.
Hcl's are pretty soluble even in cold/concentrated solutions with out added salt to precipitate them though. at least thats been my experience with them.
I say if you want hcl's, and have muratic acid, just dissolve the freebase in dilute hcl water and evap. Then if you want pretty xtyals, dissolve it in a minimal amount of boiling distilled water, and add nacl saturated distilled water at 1/2 the volume of the water you used to dissolve the hcl's.
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