Maybe you can but level of uncertainty is high... you can end up worse than before and alive. So I would suggest you to try other reliable methods or try to find pure cyanide so you can measure what dosage you will use.
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The idea of using poisonous plants or other minimally processed ingredients from nature is romantic in a way, tho likely to be painful, from what I've read. I'm not against using chemicals to ctb at all, but I don't feel confident in my ability to synthesize a chemical (if this is even the correct terminology for describing the process).There's a search bar ...
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MAKING CYANIDE(potassium cyanide) !!!!Easy method in the bottom but read the whole thing!!!!! WHAT: Cyanide or potassium cyanide is A super strong poison. You die within seconds with no pain. HOW IT WORKS: The poison blocks the ability of the body cells to get oxygen. So you suffocate on...
You would need to eat a ton of almonds. Many seeds have cyanide in them for example around 2.5Oz of apple seeds could kill you I think but you would have grind them up and in all honesty synthesis is better. I did chemistry as a student. Plenty of fun chemicals you can easily make. Mix Bleach and pretty much any ammonia compound to make mustard gas. You can even pee into bleach to get knocked out. Trust me if you are looking to ctb synthesis isn't difficult. HCN is a 10/10 for the job. You won't even smell it before it kills you however if you have other people at home maybe don't release a cloud of death
So funny thing, you can buy potassium ferricyanide on Amazon. Tho I couldn't find it so maybe specific regions ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
CO is my method of choice. It's a question about the concentration with 10000ppm it's done in minutes and with about 8000 ppm i think avg time is about 10-15 minutes. Don't remember exactly right now. There's a megathread for CO with lots of info. These concentrations can easily be generated with charcoal, there are posts with test results from other users availabe.
An older relative of mine actually died from a carbon monoxide leak in his hotel room in the late 70s. I was very young and for years, I wondered if this was a story made up to avoid telling the kids he had ctb. But as an adult, I confirmed it was an accidental death.
That's exactly the "good" thing about CO that there is no SI disturbing. There are many cases related to "slow" CO poisioning each year due to defective gas heaters and similar, even almost cold BBQs led to unwanted deaths when people put them inside to "heat" their rooms for example, not knowing what's really going on from a chemical point of view. Even in low conecntrations are highly toxic over several hours and all one might feel is a bit dizziness, headache, nausea. Ok let's go and have rest, and that is deadly!
