Caffeine Analogs
Eleusis
eleusis at netcom.com
Sun Jun 25 09:31:00 EST 1995
In article <3sifis$2v2 at cello.gina.calstate.edu>,
jkenner at cello.gina.calstate.edu (Jason Kennerly) wrote:
>In any case, Im not looking to make a mint on the black (or other) market
>or anything like that. Adenosine inhibitors probably aren't the best
>place to start for such things (grin)... I am just a curious caffeine
>afficionado...
Well you don't need to make excuses for me. I personally *love* my raging
out of control caffeine addicition. So what if I writhe on the floor in
agony if I don't get my fix within the first 15 minutes of non-delta
consciousness. That's life.
Anyway, a typical lab-scale preparation for caffeine is by the condensation
of cyanoacetic acid with urea. This would be a good route to screw around
with, it would appear, if one want to do some side chain substitution for
fun and profit.
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