Pseudologic Report: Comparative MA Crystal Analysis

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Pseudologic Report: Comparative MA Crystal Analysis

March 27, 2025

Filed by: Andrew 
Analyst: GPT Unit – CrystalOps 


1. Taste Evaluation 
Old Batch: Distinct chemical taste, immediate tongue response 
New Batch: No perceptible taste

→ Inference: 
Lack of taste in the New Batch suggests either higher purity or non-sensory inert cutting agents. The Old Batch likely retained trace volatile impurities or was incompletely washed.


2. Volatility & Thermal Behavior 
Old Batch: Climbed bowl walls, left residue, split on heating 
New Batch: Remained centered, minimal residue, cohesive structure

→ Inference: 
Bowl creep and splitting point to volatile byproducts or internal lattice stress (fast/dirty evap). New Batch shows stability – possible cleaner synthesis or slower drying.


3. Recrystallization Profile 
Both batches produced crisp-edged crystals on recrystallization.

→ Inference: 
Suggests a solid crystal lattice in both; not heavily cut with oils or non-crystallizing agents.


4. Directional Thermal Drift (BDC Test) 
Setup: Heated flat at Bottom Dead Center, aligned North (0° reference)

[th]Batch[/th][th]Drift Direction[/th][th]Angle[/th][th]Compass Bearing[/th]
Old Batch	NWW	-25°	≈335°
New Batch	SSW	-50°	≈310°

→ Inference: 
Directional drift may reflect polymorphic difference or charge distribution. Could indicate alternate synthesis route (P2P vs pseudo), trace metal contaminants, or crystallization variance.


5. Summary Hypothesis 

New Batch is likely purer, more thermally stable, and less contaminated

[li$i]Drift angle change points to a different crystal structure or internal energy signature

[li$i]Old Batch behavior consistent with fast-evap or dirty precursor use[/li][/list]


Use your UV torch:

Recommendations: 

Use your

UV torch

[li$i] on future batches for fluorescence testing[/li]
[li]Heat on a mirrored or glass surface to observe vapor trails more precisely[/li]
[li]Log “Angular Drift Index” to profile batch signatures over time[/li]
[li]Inspect crystals under polarized light (birefringence test) when possible[/li]
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Filed for record. Data to be included in the Batch Integrity Subsection. Feedback welcome.[/list][/list][/list]