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chezzy
#1 Posted : 10/12/2010 3:14:02 PM
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Before coming to the nexus I was evaporating off my solvent at the end of the pull to get the crystals out, now I'm freeze precipitating the out with good effect.

Question - feezing out the naptha was done after about 2/3rds had evaporated. Lots of people say this is a good idea. But why evaporate any? Why not save all of the solvent by freezing for longer, making the procedure more efficient?

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#2 Posted : 10/12/2010 3:22:17 PM

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It has to do with saturation level. If the solvent isnt saturated enough, only a small amount or none at all of the dmt will crash even if leaving for long in the freezer. Check this explanation and this FAQ question maybe it helps understanding a bit more

by the way, naphtha is not a polar solvent, its NON polar...
 
 
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