@wikipetedia@JayCampbell333 Our books are published online with government authorities, as is required of registered companies our size in EU, smart guy.
@JayCampbell333 So, you better put your money where your mouth is and provide compelling evidence, issue apology on your main page or wait for my legal team to get in touch. Which will it be?
@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward God, I hate Twitter. Come discuss at https://t.co/1YNHnjKY2V I am familiar with that platform and I choose that.
I'm not going to suffer this platform when I'm going to school you for free.
@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward 1. The literal NIST, the highest authority there is, has their database full of "GCMS for esterified steroids" such as https://t.co/9sdksUfkXu
2. Like I said, the literal spectrum posted is NOT HPLC, but GCMS. Which indeed is the orthogonal way of confirming.
@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward 3. I don't think letting something be a water under the bridge benefits my argument, when it does accurately show you lack theoretical understanding and practical experience with the topic.
4. GCMS doesn't break ester linkages. GC retention time doesn't work like that either.
@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward You are not only incredibly stupid, you are confident in your stupidity!
Everyone can look up THOUSANDS of GCMS spectra of esterified steroids online and confirm you a fool.
@berkekrcm@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward I don't know, I haven't validated the MS/MS assay.
Do you think the analytical lab conducting the assay did ensure no cross with drostanolone, non naturally occurring compound of the same group?
Was there only drostanolone detected by our assay?
Might as well be possible.
@solothesensei@BowTiedHRT@_TomHoward We do have a reference standard for drostanolone, though and we can tell whether there is something that *might* be DHT enanthate or not.
But you are a dimwit who can't tell GCMS spectra from HPLC, so I feel any knowledge is wasted on you.