Once again thanks for the reply, I am willing to have tests done but I need a good lab, I have contacted many and most say they are not fit to do testing like this etc. Does someone have a recommendation? I will get the tests required done and posted up here.
I wish I knew a lot more but this will sound odd to you guys, we are a company that deals in Incense, I am sure most are familiar with fragrance or natural Incense? Well that's what we manufacture and sell. There will be a couple of products we will stumble upon that are like the one above. A company brought into the market the incense above (I've had a similar experience before, someone else brought something similar to the product above before) what usually I find happens (may not be the case this time) is instead of it actually being some sort of incense (the usual with bamboo, resin, etc) it ends up being a cosmetic ingredient or a food/feed ingredient.
Basically this product above is being packaged as "magic incense" for novelty use and being sold, it's a pretty popular product. So to stay in the game naturally, we would also need to produce it and get our share of the market.
This is why, I don't have too much chem experience (I've done basic chem in school etc but nothing that would really get me far).
I sent to one lab before, they did a PIXE and CHNO test, from what I understood, CHNO test shows the amount of carbon, hydro, nitro, oxygen in the substance? And PIXE test is I believe what it could be contaminated with or contain, sulfur, chlorine, etc. It's too long to post up here, so if you guys could message me your email I'd be glad to send that.
As for the rest of the tests, willing to get it done, just need someone reliable that can do it.
Being that it's being passed off as an Incense novelty item, they have no requirement to give me the real name, use, or ingredients etc.
My guess is that it's something that's been some how worked, a substance that's been crystallized, or some substance washed with something, or even a powder/flake just bonded together using a non toxic liquid.
The reason that at first I believed this was dl-methionine is because I had an optical rotation test performed on it, and they told me it was dl-m. Once I received dl-m, it's small flake type of substance when you touch it, and shimmers the same way, so I was pretty sure it was that. However, even after having recrystallized dl-m, the appearance was the same, dl-m also dissolves easily I find etc, but the problem is that dl-m with it's sulfuric odor, it defeats the purpose and I could figure out no method to modify it to have no odor. So from there I figured it probably isn't dl-m. Also a friend that looked at it for me, who's test info I have also posted above claims that it is for sure not dl-m. It could even be that it's just some sort of neutral filler, or that, it's being modified to not retain much and be a neutral filler. All that is important about it is that it's appearance and that it dissolves.
Thanks again everyone.
Just a side note, here's what PIXE test is "Proton Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE), provides a non-destructive, simultaneous analysis for the 72 inorganic elements from Sodium through Uranium on the Periodic Table for solid, liquid, and thin film (i.e. aerosol filter) samples."