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Walter partners with former student Jesse Pinkman and the two begin to manufacture and sell methamphetamine while slowly developing a criminal enterprise. You can read a full synopsis of the pilot episode here. After the destruction of the Cartel and the collapse of Gus' Drug Empire, Walter decided to establish himself as the only major drug kingpin left in the Albuquerque area. However, Walter had been manufacturing and selling crystal methamphetamine for a period of time prior to the formal establishment of his "empire". At the start of the series, Walt uses the chemical compound pseudoephedrine as a key ingredient in cooking crystal meth. He is later forced to abandon it when it proves too difficult to acquire.

After the destruction of the Cartel and the collapse of Gus' Drug Empire, Walter decided to establish himself as the only major drug kingpin left in the Albuquerque area. However, Walter had been manufacturing and selling crystal methamphetamine for a period of time prior to the formal establishment of his "empire". At the start of the series, Walt uses the chemical compound pseudoephedrine as a key ingredient in cooking crystal meth. He is later forced to abandon it when it proves too difficult to acquire. The uniquely blue meth cooked up by Walter White on Breaking Bad holds an iconic status in television history. But blue methamphetamine exists only in the fictional world of Heisenberg and his chemically pure crystal. At the heart of Breaking Bad's narrative lies the production of crystal methamphetamine. The show accurately depicts various chemical reactions and laboratory techniques, from the synthesis of methylamine to the recrystallization process that produces Walter White's signature blue meth. Despite having limited success during its initial amateur manufacture by Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, the blue meth eventually became widespread for its remarkable quality and purity, becoming popular across the United States and eventually even reaching as far as Europe.

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