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69ron's d-limonene mescaline extraction

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    Mescaline Citrate acidity question and mescaline salts inquiry

    Without going too much into the chemistry, I was basically told from a helpful forumer, while non-mescaline salts can be negative and positive with PH variations, when they are in the mescaline salt form, they have to be chemically neutral or almost very close to neutral ph. I guess the term to...
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    TEK Question as a beginner which tech to try in terms of Simplicity and quickness, listed examples and link discussion

    I keep being told in terms of simplicity, Cielo could be the easiest tech to extract pure mescaline out of the cactus as mescaline citrate etc. My question as a beginner,and learning chemistry is to try to gain knowledge about the Tek's,where its debatable, and to learn. I pasted following tech...
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    Skin and spine question when extracting mescaline

    I have read throughout the forums that the skin and spine can cause nausea. I know this could be a problem with tea. But when extracting the pure mescaline salt, would the skin , spine issue be a mute point? The substances in the skin in a pure extract would those molecules and alkaloids be...
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    69ron Limonene Extraction of Mescaline - Too Wet?

    SWIM was performing the limonene extraction and noted early in the process that the apparently had a little too much water in their cactus mix. SWIM tried separation with a coffee filter but the extraction was very slow. They then tried a coffee press and got what appear to be 25-50mL of...
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    Wiki 69ron's D-Limonene Mescaline Extraction

    Non toxic food safe extraction of mescaline using d-limonene (orange oil) [H2 id='BMaterials+RequiredB']Materials Required[/H2] Source Material: 100 grams of dried cactus, preferably dried green outer flesh with the core, spines, and the thin waxy skin removed from it. Solvents: 300 ml...
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