| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The origin of its name is a bit strange, and is related to the fact that a commonly used code name for the parent compound, MDMA was ADAM. The 6-Methyl homologue was then called MADAM, and, following this pattern, the 6-Fluoroanalogue was to be FLADAM. So, with the N-Hydroxy analogue, the obvious choice was HADAM. But this brought to mind the classic description of Adam's earliest complaint, an in
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