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PiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story by Alexander & Shulgin, Ann Shulgin
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phen-ethyl-amine fen-'eth-al-a-,mēn n. [phenyl fr. F. ph ène, fr. Gk. phainein, to show (from its occurrence in illuminating gas) ethyl (ether yl) amine fr. NL ammonia] 1: A naturally occurring compound found in both the animal and plant kingdoms. It is an endogenous component of the human brain. 2: Any of a serious of compounds containing the phenethylamine skeleton, and modified by chemical constituents at appropriate positions in the molecule.
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I was born on June 17, 1925, in the progressive city of Berkeley, California.
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Canonical titlePiHKAL: A Chemical Love Story
Original publication date1991
Series* I Have Known and Loved (book 1)
People/CharactersShura Borodin, Alice Borodin, Ursula, Paul Freye
Important placesBerkeley, California, USA, San Francisco, California, USA, Bohemian Grove, California, USA, Mount Diablo, California, USA, Paris, France, Stockholm, Sweden
Epigraphphen-ethyl-amine \ fen-'eth-al-a-,mēn \ n. [phenyl fr. F. ph ène, fr. Gk. phainein, to show (from its occurrence in illuminating gas) ethyl (ether yl) amine fr. NL ammonia] 1: A naturally occurring compound found in bo... (show all)
First wordsI was born on June 17, 1925, in the progressive city of Berkeley, California.
Publisher's editorDan Joy
BlurbersMarilyn Ferguson (author of “The Aquarian Conspiracy” and founder of the Brain/Mind Bulletin), Brad Lenz (Ph.D., Research Fellow in the History of Pharmacy, University of Wisconsin, Madison), Lester Grinspoon (M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard University), David Nichols (Ph.D., Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, Purdue University)
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