21stCenturyAlchemist
Rising Star
To start:
Followed Jorkest's tek to the T. Ended up with highly orange d-limo (first oddity). After salting, ended up with highly yellowed fumaric acid solution. D-limo is still very much yellow-orange (looks like it toned down a little through the salting process).
Evaporated to a brown goop which was to be expected, and then freebased using amor-fati's tek. the result was super-harsh, super-basic smoke. As as result, dried clay-like stuff was re-imersed in saturated sodium carbonate with the yellowed dmt-fumarate acid solution.
The solution was shaken in a vessel and refridgerated, following Endlessness's post on fridge preciptation. Brown chunks with clear crystals coming out of them precipated out. Half was collected to test out. In the process of testing, the chunks and crystals all melted into a brown phlegm-like goop which smelled heavily of D-limo (????). Took a portion of that goop with a knife-tip and lit it to see if there was any spice within it. Smelled somewhat like spice, so it turns out there is spice still in the goop.
Took the goop which had then bled into paper filter and washed it with acetone onto a dish. Nothing dried out of it. All that was left of it was a slippery film on the bottom.
Took the other half of the brown goop that was still in the fridge, and left it in a jar to melt down. It melted into a whitish water solution with yellow oil drops suspended. It was put onto a plate to evaporate. It evapped into a white film which was scraped and then put onto a glass funnel with a cotton filter. Then acetone was dripped through the white chunks through the filter onto a dish. The acetone is evapping slowly with some whiteness in it... Swim assumes that's the potential spice hidden away in all that goop/sludge/gunk/films/whathaveyou! The yield after all of that is extremely marginal. Swim feels like that there is still spice in the fridge jar that has not precipitated. Swim also questions the fact that the solution is still heavily yellowed.
Now the question is... The D-limo solution was salted some more with heavily saturated FASW. The result was again a super-yellowed water seperation on the bottom. This saturated water was filtered through a cotton ball, and the current question is.. Why are these solutions so very deep yellow? Swim has browsed the forums to find to no avail anything on this oddity.
Should swim evaporate that water like usual, and instead of following amor fati's freebase technique, stick with Jorkest's????
Followed Jorkest's tek to the T. Ended up with highly orange d-limo (first oddity). After salting, ended up with highly yellowed fumaric acid solution. D-limo is still very much yellow-orange (looks like it toned down a little through the salting process).
Evaporated to a brown goop which was to be expected, and then freebased using amor-fati's tek. the result was super-harsh, super-basic smoke. As as result, dried clay-like stuff was re-imersed in saturated sodium carbonate with the yellowed dmt-fumarate acid solution.
The solution was shaken in a vessel and refridgerated, following Endlessness's post on fridge preciptation. Brown chunks with clear crystals coming out of them precipated out. Half was collected to test out. In the process of testing, the chunks and crystals all melted into a brown phlegm-like goop which smelled heavily of D-limo (????). Took a portion of that goop with a knife-tip and lit it to see if there was any spice within it. Smelled somewhat like spice, so it turns out there is spice still in the goop.
Took the goop which had then bled into paper filter and washed it with acetone onto a dish. Nothing dried out of it. All that was left of it was a slippery film on the bottom.
Took the other half of the brown goop that was still in the fridge, and left it in a jar to melt down. It melted into a whitish water solution with yellow oil drops suspended. It was put onto a plate to evaporate. It evapped into a white film which was scraped and then put onto a glass funnel with a cotton filter. Then acetone was dripped through the white chunks through the filter onto a dish. The acetone is evapping slowly with some whiteness in it... Swim assumes that's the potential spice hidden away in all that goop/sludge/gunk/films/whathaveyou! The yield after all of that is extremely marginal. Swim feels like that there is still spice in the fridge jar that has not precipitated. Swim also questions the fact that the solution is still heavily yellowed.
Now the question is... The D-limo solution was salted some more with heavily saturated FASW. The result was again a super-yellowed water seperation on the bottom. This saturated water was filtered through a cotton ball, and the current question is.. Why are these solutions so very deep yellow? Swim has browsed the forums to find to no avail anything on this oddity.
Should swim evaporate that water like usual, and instead of following amor fati's freebase technique, stick with Jorkest's????