Making Vanillin Oxime (Capsaicin precursor)
Published January 24, 2016
This video has 227K views and 4.20K likes, ranking #3,685,527 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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Hello everyone! Today, we will be making some vanillin oxime, which is a precursor to capsaicin. My goal is to use it to make vanillylamine, but so far ive been having problems with it. Oh well. This video was supposed to be short, but it actually ended up taking super long to make. I hope you guys enjoy! I plan to d…
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- January 24, 2016
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