I've been thinking about the oxygen. Maybe it is a dumb idea, but what about simply using vacuum sealed plastic bags like we use to freeze food? Afaik, they are safe to cook/boil stuff in, so i'd kinda assume they'd still be safe in the 105°C to 150°C range?
[Edit] I just looked up the bags i have, and it says safe up to 100°C. But it doesn't say the exact material they're out of. Good thing is, yesterday i finally received my CBD, and a pretty nice amount. So i will do my first conversion later today, and i will do one in aluminium foil and another one in such a plastic bag. If i lose a gram of CBD, so be it.
[Edit again] Oh i found it. The bags i have are 70% PE and 30% Nylon. For PE, wikipedia says 120°C is ok for short term (which i'll assume 15-30min falls under). It melts at 130°C. I did not find the numbers for nylon with a quick search. So i will still do the experiment, but make sure i don't go above 120°C.
[Edit] I just looked up the bags i have, and it says safe up to 100°C. But it doesn't say the exact material they're out of. Good thing is, yesterday i finally received my CBD, and a pretty nice amount. So i will do my first conversion later today, and i will do one in aluminium foil and another one in such a plastic bag. If i lose a gram of CBD, so be it.
[Edit again] Oh i found it. The bags i have are 70% PE and 30% Nylon. For PE, wikipedia says 120°C is ok for short term (which i'll assume 15-30min falls under). It melts at 130°C. I did not find the numbers for nylon with a quick search. So i will still do the experiment, but make sure i don't go above 120°C.
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