Ive long wondered why full spectrum DMT oils..[atleast acacia confusa extract]..when evaporating seems to resists coimpleat drying?..
Noticing even nice mimosa crystals seem waxy and will melt into an amber ..orangish or yelowish puddle of oil when exposed to an increase in temperature?
I would be great to be able to make spice as hard and clear as table salt..or cracker dry to crumble into a long storeing powder...
Is this posible or imposible?

Here is some info i copied regarding evaporation of plant oils....

Does cooking oil evaporate?

The Olive Oil Source replies:
Volatile oils will evaporate in a few days or weeks, "fixed" oils are more resistant to evaporation. Most vegetable cooking oils are classified as fixed oils. However, if you set out a container of most cooking oils, it would partially evaporate very slowly over months to years leaving a sticky varnish. You can see this varnish on the sides of pots and baking pans where the process has been speeded up by heat.

Does anyone know if DMT oils are considered ..[volatile oils]?..or [fixed oils?]
It dmt oil is a fixed oil maybe that explanes why it wont compleatly dry...
Would apreciate ant opinions..Thanks..

freeze the dmt if you want it to be hard.

or re-x it if you dont mind a bit of waste

^ What Parsh said. It shouldn't melt at any normal living temperature if it is sufficiently clean.