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*'''Molecular Formula''': C16H11N2O3 |
*'''Molecular Formula''': C16H11N2O3 |
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*'''IUPAC Name''': ''7-Methoxyl-3-hydroxy-5-phenyl-1,3-dihydro-1,4-benzodiazepin-2-one'' |
*'''IUPAC Name''': ''7-Methoxyl-3-hydroxy-5-phenyl-1,3-dihydro-1,4-benzodiazepin-2-one'' |
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+ | *'''Common Name''': Methoxazepam (Devil's Coal) |
*'''Molar Mass''': 279.27 g mol -1 |
*'''Molar Mass''': 279.27 g mol -1 |
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*'''Melting Point''': 421K |
*'''Melting Point''': 421K |
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| − | Methoxazepam is a benzodiazepine that was originally used as an anesthetic for surgical practice. |
+ | Methoxazepam is a benzodiazepine that was originally used as an anesthetic for surgical practice. It was first developed by a small, independent research lab in 2173. Unfortunately, the drug gave users adverse and for some, fatal effects, that ultimately lead to the lab's shutdown and the drug being banned from use. Strangely enough, some patients that were given the drug experienced supernatural side effects that were not formally documented by the hospital staff. |
| − | [[RISE Technologies]] took over and bought the lab soon after, obtaining all the data and research on Methoxazepam. |
+ | [[RISE Technologies]] took over and bought the lab soon after, obtaining all the data and research on Methoxazepam. After being taken over by the [[Central Government]], RISE began vigorous research on Methoxazepam to create a synthetic isotope that would proliferate the drug's supernatural side effects while reducing the adverse health side effects. The result is what we now call "Devil's Coal." |
==Side Effects== |
==Side Effects== |
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==Devil's Onyx== |
==Devil's Onyx== |
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| − | Devil's Onyx is RISE Technologies' ultimate goal - a pure form of Devil's Coal that does not harm the user in any way. |
+ | Devil's Onyx is RISE Technologies' ultimate goal - a pure form of Devil's Coal that does not harm the user in any way. Though scientists at RISE have been vigorously working at perfecting the drug, the formula for creating Devil's Onyx has yet to be discovered... if it even exists. |
Revision as of 05:56, 22 August 2012
Devil's Coal
- Molecular Formula: C16H11N2O3
- IUPAC Name: 7-Methoxyl-3-hydroxy-5-phenyl-1,3-dihydro-1,4-benzodiazepin-2-one
- Common Name: Methoxazepam (Devil's Coal)
- Molar Mass: 279.27 g mol -1
- Melting Point: 421K
- Solubility in Water: 160 mg L -1
- Acidity: 11.7193
Methoxazepam is a benzodiazepine that was originally used as an anesthetic for surgical practice. It was first developed by a small, independent research lab in 2173. Unfortunately, the drug gave users adverse and for some, fatal effects, that ultimately lead to the lab's shutdown and the drug being banned from use. Strangely enough, some patients that were given the drug experienced supernatural side effects that were not formally documented by the hospital staff.
RISE Technologies took over and bought the lab soon after, obtaining all the data and research on Methoxazepam. After being taken over by the Central Government, RISE began vigorous research on Methoxazepam to create a synthetic isotope that would proliferate the drug's supernatural side effects while reducing the adverse health side effects. The result is what we now call "Devil's Coal."
Side Effects
Devil's Onyx
Devil's Onyx is RISE Technologies' ultimate goal - a pure form of Devil's Coal that does not harm the user in any way. Though scientists at RISE have been vigorously working at perfecting the drug, the formula for creating Devil's Onyx has yet to be discovered... if it even exists.