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Pentachlorophenol (PCP) and 2,3,4,5-Tetrachlorophenol were identified by library match.
Unidentified Substance #1: 1 part
Unidentified Substance #2: 1 part
Unidentified Substance #3: 10 parts
Submitter wrote: Wasn't sold to me, I found it in an abandoned lab from the 1990s. The sealed jar says ''PCP'' on it.
Sep 21 2021: Please note that the abbreviation 'PCP' can refer to two different chemicals that might be found in a lab, Phencyclidine and Pentachlorophenol.
Phencyclidine is a dissociative psychedelic; Pentachlorophenol is a chlorinated hydrocarbon that's been used for various applications.
If this sample is from a bottle labeled 'PCP', our analytical results are consistent with the 'technical grade' lab chemical Pentachlorophenol, abbreviated PCP. It is not a psychoactive or recreational drug and should not be consumed.
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