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elofer
#1 Posted : 11/28/2009 6:17:00 PM

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this is a question I have been curious about for some time...in what form ( salt? base? bonded to a certian plant acid?) does dmt exist in plants>?? I know we have some awesome chemist here so mabey one of ya knows??Wut? Smile Stop
 

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benzyme
#2 Posted : 11/28/2009 6:20:16 PM

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dmt is technically an amine (slightly basic), but is coupled with tannic acid.

dmt tannate
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elofer
#3 Posted : 11/28/2009 6:31:02 PM

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ohhhh actually I prolly could have figured that out myself with some thought to the other constituants in plants...thanks benzyme
 
 
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