REACTIONS1V-LSD In regard to the recent 1V-LSD release we are informing about the expected color change reactions for reagents Ehrlich, Hofmann and Marquis. Ehrlich and Hofmann’s reactions are similar like with LSD, but much slower and might only affect the sample, not the whole used reagent liquid. 1V-LSD reaction results: Ehrlich: Very slow purple (60 minutes) […]
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