narmz
Rising Star
SWIM is interested in bufo, and would like to make use of some of the recent discoveries made by Jorkest with Limonene and FASW.
Bufotenine, if SWIM recalls correctly, is insoluble in limonene unless the limonene is heated. So, what SWIM has been thinking about is the possibility of basifying the grounded seeds with calcium hydroxide + water, drying, and then putting this into a french press. Put press on the stove, add some limonene, heat it up, and stir. The freebase bufo would move into the limonene, and the limonene could be pressed out into a funnel, through a cotton filter, and into a collection jar. Adding FASW to the hot limonene and allowing it to cool should result in the bufo crashing out of the limo and into the FASW layer, where it would be converted to a fumarate salt, no need to stir.
Now, all of this is based on the assumption that freebase bufo is soluble in acidified water, information SWIM collected from this erowid post, starting at paragraph 5.
SWIM would like to know if this sounds like something that would be worth a try, or if it would most likely fail. SWIM likes the idea of not having to use acetone for a fumarate conversion, and thinks this tech, though young, has already yielded some very promising results for spice.
SWIM would also be interested in the application of this sort of technique for other substances, possibly cacti.
Bufotenine, if SWIM recalls correctly, is insoluble in limonene unless the limonene is heated. So, what SWIM has been thinking about is the possibility of basifying the grounded seeds with calcium hydroxide + water, drying, and then putting this into a french press. Put press on the stove, add some limonene, heat it up, and stir. The freebase bufo would move into the limonene, and the limonene could be pressed out into a funnel, through a cotton filter, and into a collection jar. Adding FASW to the hot limonene and allowing it to cool should result in the bufo crashing out of the limo and into the FASW layer, where it would be converted to a fumarate salt, no need to stir.
Now, all of this is based on the assumption that freebase bufo is soluble in acidified water, information SWIM collected from this erowid post, starting at paragraph 5.
SWIM would like to know if this sounds like something that would be worth a try, or if it would most likely fail. SWIM likes the idea of not having to use acetone for a fumarate conversion, and thinks this tech, though young, has already yielded some very promising results for spice.
SWIM would also be interested in the application of this sort of technique for other substances, possibly cacti.