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A precursor is a chemical substance that is used to synthesize an explosive, poison, drug, etc. This section of the Controversial Chem Lab is here to provide useful information on all of the chemicals used in the various procedures throughout the website. Here you can find information on the important physical properties of many compounds. There is also a material safety data sheet (MSDS) for just about every chemical, as well as storage suggestions. Most important of all, this section contains complete synthesis information for most of the chemicals here. One of the largest problems facing the hobbyist today is the lack of vendors willing to sell chemicals to those without a business or school purchase order. There are also very few companies willing to sell small quantities of chemicals. When a company does sell in small quantities, the chemical is usually of high quality, and thus adds a considerable sum to the price. Then there are the excessive government regulations on hazardous substances, which of course mean special shipping procedures, and ultimately even more expense. The fact is there is simply not enough market demand from individuals for chemicals nowadays. Remember that it is perfectly legal to own just about any precursor, it is how the chemicals are used that you can run afoul of the law. Within this section is sufficient information for you to make your own chemicals, or where to get the chemicals that you cannot make. All of this can be done without the prohibitive cost of ordering through a chemical supplier. To the best of my knowledge there is no other project like this one on the Internet. Please understand that this is a very daunting task, there is a reason no one else has ever done what I have here, it is a lot of work. Some chemicals will be difficult to make, perhaps impossible, but ordering one or two such chemicals from a supplier is better than dozens. The land beneath our feet, the air in our lungs, the trees on the horizon. All are sources of chemicals. No legislation can ban them, no government can control them, no soldier can take them. If industry can do it, so can I. |
| Chemical Name | Chemical Formula | List Number | Molecular image | ||
| mp=melting point | bp=boiling point | d=density | m=molecular mass | c $?.??=cost | |
| Safety Data: MSDS Material Saftey Data Sheet |  | ||||
| Synonyms: Alternative names of the compound | |||||
| Synthesis: This portion describes either how to synthesize the compound or where to obtain the compopund | |||||