sorry for the poor res, it was taken with a cheap Celestron usb microscope
but it's about 99% pure.
but it's about 99% pure.
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mesc sulfate crystals, 400x mag.
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vac filtration of an acetone/water crashout (freeze precip), further rinsed with pet ether
vac filtration of an acetone/water crashout (freeze precip), further rinsed with pet ether
it was sp powder a friend got from compras peru
never messed with torch, so i don't know.
610 mg in the weighing tray
610 mg in the weighing tray
I don't think that ingesting mescaline.sulfate would be a health risk, at least at this level. San Pellegrino water has a sulfate concentration of 459mg/l (San Pellegrino - Wikipedia).
Yeah, what's that with the sulfate health problems?Phlux- said:
Who started this rumour? Both magnesium sulphate and heparan sulphate can be used as health supplements on daily basis. Or it relates to the difficultly of obtaining food grade sulphuric acid (for those who like to go food-grade all the way?)
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good work man. they look so nice. I wouldnt dare eatin them. I presume u gonna put them in some casing and watch them every morning u wake up ... congrats my friend
good work man. they look so nice. I wouldnt dare eatin them. I presume u gonna put them in some casing and watch them every morning u wake up ... congrats my friend
food-grade phosgene.
the grackle will eat the m sulfate when he has time, maybe labor day
the grackle will eat the m sulfate when he has time, maybe labor day
As for acetone, you do know it is present naturally in small amounts in fruits and so on, right? But when one buys it in industrial grade (or general unguaranteed hardware store acetone), it could very well have some heavy metal or other contaminants (maybe in some cases not, or maybe too little to have any negative health repercussion, but there is the possibility, which some people dont want to risk)
I usually get USP grade acetone, which is basically what one could call food-grade. Its significantly more expensive than normal acetone but I feel its worth it because often enough depending on what process im doing, acetone is the last product to 'touch' my final product, so considering I am putting it inside of my body, I rather make sure that any small amounts of impurities present will be benign
I usually get USP grade acetone, which is basically what one could call food-grade. Its significantly more expensive than normal acetone but I feel its worth it because often enough depending on what process im doing, acetone is the last product to 'touch' my final product, so considering I am putting it inside of my body, I rather make sure that any small amounts of impurities present will be benign
endlessness said:
^^
this
n00bs and chemically-challenged take note: it's called USP-grade.
ACS-grade is for those who aren't scared of chemicals; typically higher purity than USP-grade and tech-grade. it's what's generally referred to as "lab-grade".
if one seeks ACS-grade, it's because one will settle for nothing less than 99.8% pure chemicals.
if one seeks ACS-grade, it's because one will settle for nothing less than 99.8% pure chemicals.
maybe 200-500 um (they were broken up with a microspatula). they're really tiny
