If its not alot of liquid, i'd evaporate it (dont put it on the stove, or out in the sun, but a dry, dark, warmish, spot with a small fan blowing across the dish.
then pull with dry ipa, and evap again to get just the freebase oil w/out the sodium carbonate. Then dissolve it in minimal fumaric acid & distilled water, filter and evap. Wash with a small amount of NP, or a completely dry IPA or acetone.
Base it again with either sodium carbonate or lime, using the 69ron paste method, dry it completely, and pull 3x with dry IPA or acetone, then fasa/fasi your pulls.
You could prob get away with it only using a few grams of lime/or about 3x more by weight if you use sodium carbonate, a gram or so of fumaric acid, and maybe 250ml of dry IPA or acetone per 2g of freebase oil you put in. You don't need limo, but it is another way to do it.
I personally prefer the fasa/i and freebase in dry alcohol technique, over freebase in limo and fasa/i, but they both work well. Your just assured no excess fumaric acid will precipitate, where as with limo, fumaric acid is not soluble in it, compared to acetone/ipa, where the solvent your freebase is dissolved in will solubulize any excess fumaric acid.
Should give you a fairly pure white to yellow colored precipitate, that if you keep dry when letting the residual iso/tone evap (evap cools the container, humidity in the air condenses and hydrates the dmt fumarate crystals, giving you gooey crystals until you dry them) , and always use dry iso/tone, it will be solid, and once fully dry if it gets wet, will stay dry and can be crushed into a fine powder.
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