AspersionDetergent
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hello all,
a defat seems a fairly simple process so there normally isn't too much in-depth analyzing (that i could find, and i've certainly tried) but there are a couple things i know i personally could use a little clearing up on
i was wondering if dmt n-oxide would get caught up in a defat or if it would stay with the n,n dmt in the acidic aqueous solution.
also would there be any reason to try and rewash a yellow saved defat? is the defat yellow from oils and plant gunk, or might there be "impurities" that one may wish to save such as jungle properties or n-oxide? (and might this be any different in the case of a phalaris arundinacea extraction which has possible extra content??)
also, i assume i still want to avoid an emulsion while defatting so as not to get the aqueous caught in the solvent correct?
because one time someone got a hefty emulsion and just filtered it off with the rest of the defat solvent (xylene in this case) and over a few days the "bubbles" seemed to congeal into what looked like fatty plant liposuction mess. and as what looked like a glob of fat it made one wonder if this was actually the purpose of the defat?
so are you actually supposed to see "fat" in a defat or just tinted solvent?
any help would be GREAtLY appreciated!! thanks everyone for your time
a defat seems a fairly simple process so there normally isn't too much in-depth analyzing (that i could find, and i've certainly tried) but there are a couple things i know i personally could use a little clearing up on
i was wondering if dmt n-oxide would get caught up in a defat or if it would stay with the n,n dmt in the acidic aqueous solution.
also would there be any reason to try and rewash a yellow saved defat? is the defat yellow from oils and plant gunk, or might there be "impurities" that one may wish to save such as jungle properties or n-oxide? (and might this be any different in the case of a phalaris arundinacea extraction which has possible extra content??)
also, i assume i still want to avoid an emulsion while defatting so as not to get the aqueous caught in the solvent correct?
because one time someone got a hefty emulsion and just filtered it off with the rest of the defat solvent (xylene in this case) and over a few days the "bubbles" seemed to congeal into what looked like fatty plant liposuction mess. and as what looked like a glob of fat it made one wonder if this was actually the purpose of the defat?
so are you actually supposed to see "fat" in a defat or just tinted solvent?
any help would be GREAtLY appreciated!! thanks everyone for your time