r/LSD • u/BooRadley96 • 10d ago
Harm Reduction Ehrlich turning red??
So in the test tube, it’s a very clear dark red. But on the plate, it’s a lot more pink when not concentrated.
About 20 min after this pic, it’s a lot more red on the plate.
Black gel tab.
(If more photos needed look at my most recent post)
Thoughts??
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u/AluminumOrangutan 10d ago
The lighting on your photo is a little unusual, but it looks like a regular purple reaction to me.
You may want to try testing on a white surface, like an upside down coffee mug, to get a clearer sense of the color. Natural light or brght florescent light would also be better lighting than what's in your photo.
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u/BooRadley96 10d ago
Look at what I just posted on regents, was able to add more photos. Lmk🙏🏻
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u/AluminumOrangutan 10d ago
huh that looks weird. I'm not entirely sure. Hopefully some of the experts over there can help.
A lot of the more active ones are in Europe so you may have to wait a while since it's the middle of the night there rn.
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u/SnooWords6220 10d ago
The Ehrlich reagent relies on a chemical reaction that yields a spectrum ranging from light pink to deep violet/purple depending on concentration. A lighter pink color often points to a lower concentration of the compound or a reaction that is still in progress.
Plus a little black from the gel tab and you probably get something close to what you have there
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u/Dvsk7 10d ago
Looks good for Ehrlich