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LAZYMAN MINI A/B.. sound feasible? Options
 
MarduksHead
#1 Posted : 6/18/2019 10:26:00 PM
So having extracted 1% from my very first attempt at the Lazyman STB tek, I thought I could possibly expand on this with a short A/B at the start to see if even more can be extracted from my precious MHRB.

I want to do a test;

Take 50g MHRB powdered.
Add 750ml of Water/Vinegar (pH4 or close) to a pan.
Add MHRB and simmer for 1 hour 30 mins.
Allow to cool, strain bark and and transfer MHRB liquid to a jar, add clean water to make 750ml again.
Add Lye until pH13 is reached, mix and leave for 12 hours, stirring periodically.
Warm solution to 100-110f, add 50ml Naphtha, mix and settle 5 times.
Extract Naphtha and fan evaporate to 50%. Freeze precipitate. Make 4 pulls.

So instead of a cooking the bark over and over collecting the liquid like a regular A/B, just do it once and leave all the bark in.. ?
 
DreadedShaman
#2 Posted : 6/18/2019 11:57:29 PM
Feasable, but from experience of using powdered bark, that bits of park will mix with the solvent. I found it easier to boil/strain a few times and reduce that liquid to a certain volume.
 
downwardsfromzero
ModeratorChemical expert
#3 Posted : 6/19/2019 10:13:48 PM
Exactly, it's worth straining out the bark so that the solvent separates more easily in the base stage. Not all 'short cuts' will save you time.

That said, Cyb described a similar 'A2B' (acid to base) method that left the bark in so it's not like it absolutely won't work. There are relative advantages and disadvantages and it would be a useful exercise to think them through and write them out Wink




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