DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 262 Joined: 15-Sep-2009 Last visit: 26-Sep-2010
|
Hello, Spice pulled by FASIPA and limo, can you just wash in acetone to remove excess fumaric acid, and to leave spice/fumarate? Also does the limo smell go, as it seems to be a long lasting smell. Many thnks R&R L Much respect to all from L_Star
Disclaimer: EVERYTHING posted by L_Star is said from the following persons: SWIM. All are hypothetical posts and are not endorsements of any activities, beliefs, and practices stated, that may be correlated with the person stated, or another person posting, or third party user, in anyway on dmt-nexus.com. All that is said is for educational purposes and as said is "hypothetical" and therefore cannot be taken for true accounts. SWIM and L_Star abide by the Law in all practices. SWIM would like reader to note that SWIM is blind, and L_Star is a typing assistant voluntering for SWIM. L_Star is bound by legal legislation for customer privacy by Data Protection Act, therefore SWIM will not be identified.
Regards L_Star
|
|
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
 
Posts: 2291 Joined: 26-Mar-2008 Last visit: 12-Jan-2020 Location: The Thunderbolt Pagoda
|
Many just so an IPA or acetone wash, but this alone isn't sufficient for removing residual solvent or even the most effective way of removing fumaric acid. It does, however, remove residual limonene, but this seems a bit pointless, using a poison to remove a nontoxic chemical. The most effective way to purify is this. Simply dissolving all the fumarate in water and decanting it off of the undissolved fumaric acid (not very polar, so not incredibly soluble in water) and evaporating.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 262 Joined: 15-Sep-2009 Last visit: 26-Sep-2010
|
thanks i will go with the water! What is a good water to spice furmate, ratio? also should heat be applied? R&R L Much respect to all from L_Star
Disclaimer: EVERYTHING posted by L_Star is said from the following persons: SWIM. All are hypothetical posts and are not endorsements of any activities, beliefs, and practices stated, that may be correlated with the person stated, or another person posting, or third party user, in anyway on dmt-nexus.com. All that is said is for educational purposes and as said is "hypothetical" and therefore cannot be taken for true accounts. SWIM and L_Star abide by the Law in all practices. SWIM would like reader to note that SWIM is blind, and L_Star is a typing assistant voluntering for SWIM. L_Star is bound by legal legislation for customer privacy by Data Protection Act, therefore SWIM will not be identified.
Regards L_Star
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 2291 Joined: 26-Mar-2008 Last visit: 12-Jan-2020 Location: The Thunderbolt Pagoda
|
A good way to gauge the amount of water is by the color: Add some stir it, decant, and continue to add more until coloration is not observed. No heat.
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 1052 Joined: 18-Jan-2008 Last visit: 29-Jun-2017 Location: Earth, of course??
|
amor_fati wrote:A good way to gauge the amount of water is by the color: Add some stir it, decant, and continue to add more until coloration is not observed. No heat. In addition to this, it states in the link amor_fati provided..."12ml H2O per gram of material". And yeah, no heat is necessary. "Within your heart is a lotus, and within this lotus is a diamond. This diamond is the source of creation, and in all the creation, there is only one lotus."
"Only from the Heart can you touch the sky." ~ Rumi
|
|
|
DMT-Nexus member
Posts: 262 Joined: 15-Sep-2009 Last visit: 26-Sep-2010
|
Thanks swim will try R&R L Much respect to all from L_Star
Disclaimer: EVERYTHING posted by L_Star is said from the following persons: SWIM. All are hypothetical posts and are not endorsements of any activities, beliefs, and practices stated, that may be correlated with the person stated, or another person posting, or third party user, in anyway on dmt-nexus.com. All that is said is for educational purposes and as said is "hypothetical" and therefore cannot be taken for true accounts. SWIM and L_Star abide by the Law in all practices. SWIM would like reader to note that SWIM is blind, and L_Star is a typing assistant voluntering for SWIM. L_Star is bound by legal legislation for customer privacy by Data Protection Act, therefore SWIM will not be identified.
Regards L_Star
|