This is a Compilation of chemical properties of the Nexus' members most common molecules to come across. Not all are Psychedelics, but some are just other imporant molecules or derivates.
People searching the internet for temperatures to evaporate DMT or similar compounds will quickly stumble upon values on Wikipedia like a boiling temperature 160 °C at 0,0008 bar for DMT and even 320 °C at 0,00013 bar for Bufotenin. While this temperature physically corresponds to the boiling point like water at 100 °C, you can evaporate those Tryptamines actually way lower than their boiling point, which might make people do wrong assumptions about the vaporization behaviour of those substances. A great explanation for this can be read in depth by another member, check out here!
Use Vaporization Temperature given here to exactly vaporize your goodies without combustion at the minimum heat required - in case you have any setup that controls temperature precisely, which is highly recommended for anything.
Interestingly, the data even seems to hint that a wide range of tryptamines all evaporate at roughly the same temperature window. Read some philosophy behind that idea here.
Use Solubility data for adjusting solvent for recrystalization to not overshoot and get less product back.
Use Vaporization data to set up your vaporizer correctly to get the biggest hit while not burning your material.
Some molecules have bonus data / discussion for various reasons.
There is already a page on the wiki, but this data is 99 % new and so I would also like to post it here, as it may be more accessible for people who rarely check the wiki.
Now also included an UV/Vis spectrum, measured in Acetonitrile.
Now also included an FTIR spectrum, measured in ATR-mode.
Now also TGA / DSC added as a more scientific take on phase transition analysis than hotplate experiments.
Quick note on TGA: You can fully evaporate a substance even at the start of the TGA evaporation curve. Evaporation is a function of surface area and ventilation. Therefore even the onset temperature of a TGA can be used to fully evaporate DMT at 160 °C for example. The end of the curve simply implies if the substance can be evaporated completely or will also partially decompose.
People searching the internet for temperatures to evaporate DMT or similar compounds will quickly stumble upon values on Wikipedia like a boiling temperature 160 °C at 0,0008 bar for DMT and even 320 °C at 0,00013 bar for Bufotenin. While this temperature physically corresponds to the boiling point like water at 100 °C, you can evaporate those Tryptamines actually way lower than their boiling point, which might make people do wrong assumptions about the vaporization behaviour of those substances. A great explanation for this can be read in depth by another member, check out here!
Use Vaporization Temperature given here to exactly vaporize your goodies without combustion at the minimum heat required - in case you have any setup that controls temperature precisely, which is highly recommended for anything.
Interestingly, the data even seems to hint that a wide range of tryptamines all evaporate at roughly the same temperature window. Read some philosophy behind that idea here.
Use Solubility data for adjusting solvent for recrystalization to not overshoot and get less product back.
Use Vaporization data to set up your vaporizer correctly to get the biggest hit while not burning your material.
Some molecules have bonus data / discussion for various reasons.
There is already a page on the wiki, but this data is 99 % new and so I would also like to post it here, as it may be more accessible for people who rarely check the wiki.
Now also included an UV/Vis spectrum, measured in Acetonitrile.
Now also included an FTIR spectrum, measured in ATR-mode.
Now also TGA / DSC added as a more scientific take on phase transition analysis than hotplate experiments.
Quick note on TGA: You can fully evaporate a substance even at the start of the TGA evaporation curve. Evaporation is a function of surface area and ventilation. Therefore even the onset temperature of a TGA can be used to fully evaporate DMT at 160 °C for example. The end of the curve simply implies if the substance can be evaporated completely or will also partially decompose.
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Also if you haven't got any precipitation from 100 ml of Naphtha in the freezer, then you still wont get more than 100 mg from that even if you further reduce ... maybe the problem happened earlier then.
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