d-limo will definitely give out oxides using fasw ime. Acetone washes are highly recommended on what your fasw evaps as well. After that you can separate the nn/oxides by freebasing them out of water with lye/koh. The oxides tend to stay in the basic water where the n,n will crash out. I tried this route, and a lime paste isopropyl alcohol freebasing to get some fb dmt from the same batch of fumarates.
The water precipitation yielded less, but had profoundly different effects from the isopropyl freebasing. I can only attribute the low weight and effects difference to the oxides that must have been kept in the basic water solution, but with the lime/iso route, everything was pulled.
I diddn't bother to pull the oxides out of the basic water with d-limo, but its assumed that it could be a recovery route for the oxides, then you could fasw and have your oxides as salts.
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