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Jamie ONeil
#1 Posted : 2/27/2010 1:03:35 AM

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SWIM did Q21's Lime tek and got a very low yield. Since the 3rd pull yielded more than the 1st or 2nd, she did a few more pulls, and got more, but the texture is very granular and less fluffy. From 750 grams of MHRB, there is less than 3g of spice. Is it the product? And these later pulls are really cloudy, not clear like previous extractions have been.
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mumbles
#2 Posted : 2/27/2010 2:00:19 AM

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Were the later ones heated? Stirred much better? Left to settle properly? We cant really know without more detail.
 
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#3 Posted : 2/27/2010 8:33:16 PM

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There was no change in the method. The base was always warm, and in later pulls was warmed before washing with Naphtha. The Naphtha was never warmed, in an attempt to get a whiter crystal.
SWIM wonders if using cold Naphtha can affect the yield, as less nn-DMT is pulled with cold Naphtha. SWIM wishes she had more chemistry experience.
Also, the granulare texture is odd. The resulting DMT looks almost like sugar, but it smells like it should - like a sweet, plasticine flower.
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idtravlr
#4 Posted : 2/28/2010 3:08:56 AM

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Jamie ONeil wrote:
There was no change in the method. The base was always warm, and in later pulls was warmed before washing with Naphtha. The Naphtha was never warmed, in an attempt to get a whiter crystal.
SWIM wonders if using cold Naphtha can affect the yield, as less nn-DMT is pulled with cold Naphtha. SWIM wishes she had more chemistry experience.
Also, the granulare texture is odd. The resulting DMT looks almost like sugar, but it smells like it should - like a sweet, plasticine flower.

YES! Cold naptha will absolutely effect your yield. The naptha needs to be hot. The best yields will come from naptha is just slightly boiling.

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Jamie ONeil
#5 Posted : 2/28/2010 5:19:10 PM

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Idatrvlr, thanks! I know SWIM got a good yield when she warmed it, but it was yellow. She used cold Naphtha just to get the fluffy snowflake look. But, really, who cares? It all works!
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mumbles
#6 Posted : 3/2/2010 9:29:19 AM

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The temperature between the hot aqueous liquid and the cold non-polar will of course even out, there is no point keeping it cold that just means dmt will be less soluble in it. The yellow probably comes from small amounts of n-oxide being soluble in the hot non-polar. Swim kept everything at 50-55c and everything was very white. If you don't see precipitate when you leave your first and second hot extracts on a bench for a few mins you aren't getting it all.
 
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#7 Posted : 3/2/2010 9:54:44 AM

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mumbles wrote:
The temperature between the hot aqueous liquid and the cold non-polar will of course even out, there is no point keeping it cold that just means dmt will be less soluble in it. The yellow probably comes from small amounts of n-oxide being soluble in the hot non-polar. Swim kept everything at 50-55c and everything was very white. If you don't see precipitate when you leave your first and second hot extracts on a bench for a few mins you aren't getting it all.

Yes. I agree. If you go really hot with your naptha, you will pull more n-oxides. I go very hot because I don't care about a little bit of yellow in my spice. Good to know about the temp range however mumbles - Next batch I may try the first couple of pulls in that temp range to see if I can avoid the yellow, and then bump the temp for later pulls to get the n-oxides along with a bit more spice.

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