Marquis reagent — DPT
White · Brown
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): brown
DPT reagent analysis
There are more substances than colors, so to increase analysis precision use a kit with multiple reagents. Exact color of a reaction depends on adulteration, quantity, lighting, temperature, exposure to air, storage, as well as reagent quality and degradation. Positive or negative result does not indicate if a substance is safe. No substance is 100% safe.
DPT
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Mecke reagent — DPT
White · Orange · Brown · Black
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): orange > black
Mandelin reagent — DPT
Yellow · Brown · Black
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): brown > black
Liebermann reagent — DPT
White · Brown
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): dark brown
Froehde reagent — DPT
White · Red · Brown
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): wine -> brown
Simon's reagent — DPT
No reaction
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): no blue color change
Ehrlich reagent — DPT
White · Pink
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): Pink
Hofmann reagent — DPT
White · Yellow
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): yellow
Gallic reagent — DPT
No reaction
DPT (Dipropyltryptamine, The Light)
Source text (English): no color change
Colour swatches are illustrative, not measured colour values or reaction timing. Original reference observations are preserved below each result.