substituted fluorinated amph(s) or similar

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Scottydoesntknow

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3fa, 3fma, 4fma, and the seemingly more rare 4fa are of much interest to my colleagues and I.  The lab machinery is primed for testing these substances in particular, and the few resources available to us are fickle at best.  A huge thanks in advance for any advice, ideas, or interesting information in general.  

 
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