Another thing but maybe related...
I had my recently freezed naphtha bottle with the snowy spice on the bottom, It was a little yelow so I warmed it with a boiled water bath and inmediatly the precipitated spice melted into a traslucent yelow liquid. So, I had the bottle with the naphtha and the liquid on the bottom, there were two layers.
I dont understand why did Not It disolve again :?:
Then I shaked It and the liquid disolved in the naphtha solution turnning it a little yelow.
I never understood if that liquid was spice, fats and oils, or spice in fats and oils.
Story continues: After the shake I had the hot yelow naphtha solution and a drop of brown goo on the bottom. I siphoned it with a syringe, It was difficult because this crap was very sticky:shock:
Then I freezed again and my snow was cleaner than before, but still with a slight yelow tone (as slight as to evaporate the powder, I didnt want to screw up the spice with more procedures).
Some explanation? What (the hell) did I take off (the brown crap)?