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Chemistry Behind
  Cannabises




     Roberto Ayala
              Ben
               Lily
What is inside Cannabis
          • The chemistry behind
            cannabis is really complex.
            There are over 400 different
            chemicals in cannabis. The
            main component responsible
            for the mind-altering effects
            is Delta-9-
            tetrahydrocannabiol (THC).
            From the 400 different
            Chemicals in cannabis but
            only 60 of them are unique
            to cannabis.
How does THC work
Inside the human body.

 • Neurotransmitters fill the
   gap, or synapse, between
   two neurons and bind to
   protein receptors, which
   enable various functions
   and allow the brain and
   body to be turned on and
   off. Foreign chemicals, like
   THC, can mimic or block
   actions of
   neurotransmitters and
   interfere with normal
   functions.
Names
Not common
• cannabinol (CBN), cannabichromene
   (CBC), cannabigerol (CBG), and
   tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV).




More common
• (27 known), amino acids (18),
   proteins (3), glycoproteins (6),
   enzymes (2), sugars and related
   compounds (34), hydrocarbons (50),
   simple alcohols (7), aldehydes (13),
   ketones (13), simple acids (21), fatty
   acids (22), simple esters (12),
   lactones (1), steroids (11), terpenes
   (120), non-cannabinoid phenols (25),
   flavonoids (21), vitamins (1) [Vitamin
   A], pigments (2), and elements (9)
Pictures
Cannabis Bibliography
         • http://
           www.emcdda.europa.eu
           /publications/drug-profiles/can
         • http://medicalmarijuana.pr
           ocon.org/view.answers.ph
           p?questionID=000636
         • http://www.weedist.com/2
           012/07/tailoring-high-
           compounds-in-cannabis-
           properties-boiling-points/
Cont…
  • http://www.drugscie
    nce.org/Petition/C8
    C.html
  • http://science.howst
    uffworks.com/mariju
    ana3.htm

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Chemistry behind cannabises

  • 1. Chemistry Behind Cannabises Roberto Ayala Ben Lily
  • 2. What is inside Cannabis • The chemistry behind cannabis is really complex. There are over 400 different chemicals in cannabis. The main component responsible for the mind-altering effects is Delta-9- tetrahydrocannabiol (THC). From the 400 different Chemicals in cannabis but only 60 of them are unique to cannabis.
  • 3. How does THC work Inside the human body. • Neurotransmitters fill the gap, or synapse, between two neurons and bind to protein receptors, which enable various functions and allow the brain and body to be turned on and off. Foreign chemicals, like THC, can mimic or block actions of neurotransmitters and interfere with normal functions.
  • 4. Names Not common • cannabinol (CBN), cannabichromene (CBC), cannabigerol (CBG), and tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV). More common • (27 known), amino acids (18), proteins (3), glycoproteins (6), enzymes (2), sugars and related compounds (34), hydrocarbons (50), simple alcohols (7), aldehydes (13), ketones (13), simple acids (21), fatty acids (22), simple esters (12), lactones (1), steroids (11), terpenes (120), non-cannabinoid phenols (25), flavonoids (21), vitamins (1) [Vitamin A], pigments (2), and elements (9)
  • 6. Cannabis Bibliography • http:// www.emcdda.europa.eu /publications/drug-profiles/can • http://medicalmarijuana.pr ocon.org/view.answers.ph p?questionID=000636 • http://www.weedist.com/2 012/07/tailoring-high- compounds-in-cannabis- properties-boiling-points/
  • 7. Cont… • http://www.drugscie nce.org/Petition/C8 C.html • http://science.howst uffworks.com/mariju ana3.htm