rumplestiltskin
Rising Star
antichode said:rumplestiltskin said:The cactus was homegrown
Was it Torch or Pachanoi?
Pachanoi
antichode said:rumplestiltskin said:The cactus was homegrown
Was it Torch or Pachanoi?
kemist said:4, In this point 100 grams of MgSO4.7H2O was baked at 250 C to obtain about 50 grams of anhydrous salt. This was cooled down a little and then added to the mixture.
After only one fifth of the epsom salt was added the mixture spat out good 20 ml of limo, but when he finished with adding epsom salt most of it soaked back in and mixture become too sticky and gooey for sucessfull extraction
5, He decide to get rid of all the water (about 90g of water) and added another 50 grams of anhydrous salt
and 90 ml of limo, after intensive stirring the mixture become sandy like.He let it sit over night (stirerd just couple of times) then stirred occasionaly for four hours
This time he used french coffee press and recovered about 70 ml of limo.
6, The volume of mixture rose very much, after adding all that epsom salt so he decide to reuse limonene and continue with extracting
Used Limonene was washed with distilled water twice, then separeted and half of it (about 60 ml) added
to the sandy mixture and stirred for 5 hours ocassionaly.
Madcapv2 said:Why the epson salt steps? I haven't read anything about that before... have I been missing something. Does it help get the limonene out? I usually can't recover about 100ml of limo after 3 x 300ml soaks.
grrr31 said:Ok, can someone salvage this? Friend forgot to mix the cactus powder and calcium hydroxide mix with water prior to adding the d-limonene during an extraction. Now, instead of a clear greenish fluid,he has a pea soupy liquid. What is the best way to salvage the maximum goodies from the goopy mess he has? Is there anything to salt out of the d-limonene, or did the lack of H2O prior to adding the solvent brevent proper basification? How to save this mess? Ideas from the chemists out there?
What a cock upInfinite I said:Swims made a stupid mistake at the beginning of the tek. He didnt have the internet so thought he had it in his head. He didnt add 300ml of water to make a paste with the cactus and lime and just added the limonene and started mixing, he got on the internet and realised his terrible error, any advice, the cactus is still sitting there with limonene in its first soak. Anyone any advice tips to save it?
Yeah, without water swim cannot basify because to create OH- ion from calcium hydroxide you need water in which calc ionize.grrr31 said:Ok, can someone salvage this? Friend forgot to mix the cactus powder and calcium hydroxide mix with water prior to adding the d-limonene during an extraction. Now, instead of a clear greenish fluid,he has a pea soupy liquid. What is the best way to salvage the maximum goodies from the goopy mess he has? Is there anything to salt out of the d-limonene, or did the lack of H2O prior to adding the solvent brevent proper basification? How to save this mess? Ideas from the chemists out there?