-
Members of the previous forum can retrieve their temporary password here, (login and check your PM).
pH of mescaline hydrochloride?
- Thread starter 69ron
- Start date
What exactly do you mean? pH is dependent on concentration of protons in a solution.
:?
technically, it should be neutral (pH ~ 7)
technically, it should be neutral (pH ~ 7)
no, basing it off of past extraction procedures...and measurements taken by a pH meter
Well the pKa of mescaline is 9.56, so at pH 7.56 99% is ionized. At pH 7 about 99.5% is ionized.
If an acid like citric acid were used instead of HCl, that would change the pH of the solution or would you still get about pH 7?
If an acid like citric acid were used instead of HCl, that would change the pH of the solution or would you still get about pH 7?
yeah, you should still get a pH ~ 7.
the citrate salt is even more hygroscopic than the HCl salt, so of course it tends to be resinous
the citrate salt is even more hygroscopic than the HCl salt, so of course it tends to be resinous
