veryoldbutstilluninjured
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Conversion of APAAN(α-phenylacetoacetonitrile) into BMK
courtesy of:
Netherlands Police Agency
National Dismantling Facility (LFO)
CONFIDENTIAL
For internal use only
This memorandum addresses the following subjects:
1. General information about -phenylacetoacetonitrile (APAAN)
2. Known applications
3. -phenylacetoacetonitrile conversion processes – the following is described
for each process:
a. The chemical process
b. The technical process
4. Separation
5. Purification
6. Yield of BMK produced from APAA
Attachment: Conversion APAM BMK SYNTH.7z (2.8MB)
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[Edited on 19-3-2022 by veryoldbutstilluninjured]
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SplendidAcylation
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It's interesting that it's so easy to decarboxylate the intermediate carboxylic acid simply by heating!
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This process is well known.
Highly illegal in the jurisdictions where most of us live.
Such Nitriles may be used for other synthesis, but hydrolysis is not an uncommon goal.
Acquisition of this nitrile legally, is unlikely.
You might find a company in China willing to supply it, but you might also have to purchase a huge amount.
That would kind of make it an organized crime project.
These procedures or based on lab work originally published long ago.
http://www.orgsyn.org/demo.aspx?prep=CV2P0389
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