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sigmundfreuid
#1 Posted : 9/30/2010 12:31:35 AM
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Hi, swim was looking at the Dmt Handbook and saw that there's a section that calculates how much fumaric acid should be added to salt freebase nn-dmt.

Well swim was wondering, if there is a proper calculation to do the opposite ? like this, you wont have to add loads of sodium carbonate ,instead you'll have
the right amount of base with close to no residual sodium carbonate.For Jimjam fumrate or Full range extract too ?

Below is that calculation for salting freebase dmt,but its theoretical as Viracocha states .



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#2 Posted : 9/30/2010 3:20:29 PM

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#3 Posted : 9/30/2010 4:19:25 PM

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pKa is the information you want to know about, and you're gonna need to be measuring the pH to know when is the point you are satisfied with. pKa will tell you about how much of a substance is in freebase form at a given pH. Check this thread out and the calculator posted by infundibulum.

As you can see here, DMT's pKa is 8.68. At that pH, 50% of DMT will be freebased. The higher the pH, the more of it will be freebased. There is a curve relationship between the pH and the freebased alkaloid, so in the beginning a raise in 1 pH point will make a big difference, but the more the pH rises the less it changes the amount of freebased alkaloid. At some point the pH raise will make very little difference. So for example:


(for DMT)
pH 8.68 = 50% freebased
pH 9.68 = 90.91% freebased
pH 10.68 = 99.01% freebased
pH 11.68 = 99.9% freebased

So if you raise the pH to something above 10, thats already plenty.


That being said, I dont think you should really worry about this when converting DMT fumarate to freebase. The amount of sodium carbonate contamination should be negligible if you do either the conversion type 1 or 3 of the Nexus WIKI's fumarate to freebase conversion tek. In type 1, the sodium carbonate should remain in the water and not precipitate, while in type 3 the dry acetone/IPA will anyways not pick up any of the sodium carbonate, only the alkaloids.

Personally I never tried the second conversion method, it seems there might be more sodium carbonate contamination but, first of all, it can easily be washed with a very dilute sodium carb solution (or even pure water), which when cold (not more than room temp) will pick up the sodium carb but not the DMT.

Also do notice that sodium carbonate will not vaporize at your lighter's temperature and its neither toxic.

 
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#4 Posted : 9/30/2010 5:21:17 PM
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Thank you Endlessness.

This will be very helpful.But swim forgot to ask ,how would you properly freebase Jimjam Fumarate ?
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#5 Posted : 9/30/2010 5:35:16 PM

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its just the same, check the wiki link and follow as normal
 
 
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