Could this be freebase oil that is left?

[The Observer]

After an A/B extraction, followed by a freezer evap process, a glass tray ended up with some liquid, which when pooled into the corner appeared to be two different substances, both clear. I believe the more watery consistency one was the non polar solvent, and I am wondering if the other clear liquid, which appears to be an oil of some form, with no discernable odor, might be freebase oil. Either that, or might it be water that ended up in the mix due to condensation post freezer?

If so, what the heck do you do with this?

Any thoughts?

Thanks

 

[Electric Kool-Aid]

I had the same thing with some of my naphtha left over from pulls. Looked like cold fatty animal fat oil when in the freezer and when thawed it was like a thick water oil type thing. No one told me what it could be, so I left it to dry and it kind of dried up, maybe an oil at the bottom of my container. It too had an oder of DMT. I imagine it is fat.
Just keep pulling! Or you can do a defeat. It is in the teks.

 

[endlessness]

I think its possibly water condensation (which would also make sense that it isnt mixing with the rest).. you could try letting it air dry for longer and then running some warm naphtha over these left-overs.. DMT will dissolve in naphtha, impurities wont.

 

[The Observer]

I think it was condensation. After 12 hours, that liquid was gone, with no apparent residue.

Thanks