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Tenamfetamine
A synthetic compound of the amphetamine class (3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine, MDA), first synthesised in 1910 by German chemist Carl Mannich and Willy Jacobsohn; it is used as a reference standard in forensic and toxicology laboratories. This family brings together the active ingredient and labelled standards.
Did you know?Carl Mannich, who synthesised it, is the same chemist who two years later, in 1912, described the reaction that bears his name, still taught in organic chemistry courses today. The name tenamfetamine was assigned by the WHO in 1986.
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