ARM 23.12.701

ARM 23.12.701. PRECURSORS TO DANGEROUS DRUGS

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Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 23.12.701

(1) The following substances are precursors to dangerous drugs, regulated by Title 50, chapter 32, part 4, MCA: (a) anhydrous ammonia; (b) barbituric acid; (c) benzoyl chloride; (d) boron tribromide; (e) boron trifluoride; (f) bromobenzene (monobromobenzene); (g) butamediol-1,4; (h) citral; (i) cyclohexanone; (j) diethylamine; (k) ethyl malonate (diethyl malonate); (l) dimethylformamide; (m) dimethylsulfoxide; (n) ergonovine; (o) ergotamine; (p) ethanolamine (monethanolamine); (q) fomamide; (r) formic acid; (s) furan; (t) gallic acid (3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoic acid); (u) gamma butyrolactone; (v) gamma hydroxybutryic acid; (w) gloyoxylic acid (formylformic acid); (x) hydriodic acid; (y) hydroxylamine; (z) hypophosphorous acid; (aa) indole; (bb) iodine in any form; (cc) isosafrole; (dd) lithium aluminum hydride (aluminum lithium hydride); (ee) lysergic acid, or other ergot alkaloids which can be used to produce lysergic acid; (ff) malonic acid (propanedioic acid); (gg) methylamine; (hh) nitroethane; (ii) nitromethane; (jj) olivitol; (kk) oxalyl chloride; (ll) phenylacetic acid; (mm) phenyl-2-propanone (phenylacetone); (nn) phosphorous acid; (oo) phosphorous oxychloride; (pp) piperidine; (qq) piperonal; (rr) red phosphorous; (ss) safrole; (tt) sulfanilamide; (uu) thiourea; (vv) tincture of iodine greater than 2%; (ww) trifluoracetic anhydride; (xx) 1,3,5-trimethoxybenzoic acid; (yy) tyrosine; (zz) white phosphorous; (aaa) yellow phosphorous; and (bbb) any salt, optical isomer, salt of an optical isomer, or preparation that is chemically equivalent to any of the chemicals listed above.
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