posted Sat, 01/19/2013 - 09:10
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TNE/Test E Question...
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This might be a dumb question but I wasn't sure....
If I mixed a ml (75mg) of TNE into the same syringe as a ml (250 mg) of Test E, does that TNE attach itself to the ester in the Test E? Or will the TNE maintain its own properties?
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Naw, that won't work. Basically to esterize a compound you need to do what's called a Fisher Reaction to make it into Test Enanthate... You need reagents, acetone, and Heptanoic Acid, which u cannot get on your own without major licenses Heptanoic acid is the "enanthate" part, that's why Testosterone Heptylate IS enanthate...we had a source on here claiming to have test hep and it is just enan. After the multiple chemical reactions that are needed to make test enan take place, it is stuck that way and you would need to do the whole process over again to achieve same effect. From what I've read it's a bunch of making acids react, then neutralizing them, a few times over.
Anoninteresting.. even though I have no idea what you just said. So what you are saying is that it does not attach to the ester, that's what I got out of it anyway. You sound much more chemistry savvy than I am or ever will be. Thanks for the info though...
Give them a vote if you find it helpful.Permalinkdef maintaines.. NO SUCH THING AS A DUMB QUESTION BROTHER
Only dumb people! haha j/k
AnonWord!! 2 respectable dudes say it maintains.. good enough for me!
The esters don't mix brother. Take a look at sustanon, contains 4 different testosterone ester lengths, which don't combine into one massive one.
Anonsince you put in it in that context, that makes sense