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Strange Crystal Formations *MUST SEE*

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so SWIM was freebasing some dmt-fumarate with sodium carbonate..and then was drying the mix out in his food dehydrator..and about 20 minutes later he looked at it..and found this!

it looks like the crystals or whatever they are grew higher than the level of the water that was in there...anybody have any idea what the hell happened here..its awesome!
 
IDK, I know crack does that though. Good crack, that is made with lye and is ether extracted, not bad crack that is boil in water with baking soda. But you aint cookin up crack so I really don't know.
 
yeah...its most certainly NOT crack...SWIM was extremely surprised when he saw that..
 
Yeah, its wierd. Can you think of anything that you possibly did different? Do you use certain ratio's when freebasing with sodium carbonate or kinda fly by eye?
 
well..let me tell you what SWIM said he did...

yesterday he was doing the d-limonene -> spice fumarate and from his first d-limonene pull he got roughly 900mg of freebase spice..but it was still a fumaric salt at that point..not freebased...so he had like 1300mg of dmt fumarate and some fumaric acid...he added 2g of sodium carbonate to it and added 3ml of water...stirred it really nice and then dried it in the dehydrator..then pulled from that with some MEK...well he had a little bit more spice fumarate and fumaric acid chunk that he got from another pull and he figured there was plenty of sodium carbonate in the remaining stuff to just throw that in there and freebase the whole thing again..with another 3ml of water

so i hope that isnt too confusing to follow..so then he put that in the dehydrator again to dry it out..and wham out comes the coral! it was quite the surprise because the formations were taller than how 'deep' the water was..so he has no idea how they got so tall
 
I hope they aren't predatory or require blood :)

I guess the liquid is sucked up in the first blotches of crystal mass by capillary action; it then evaporates creating more small crystals that suck up more liquid that evaporates forming more crystals etc... hence the 'towers'. Cute!
 
wow

looks like a little coral reef - or coral fungus.
very kewl - is it not possibly some kind of contaminant ?
swims seen simmilar xtals - but growing downwards on the inside of a test tube when a fasa/fumarate mix from a cleanup was forgotten about and the acetone evapped - not quite as nice tho :)
 
Does the dehydrator you used have a small fan that blows up from the bottom?

I would guess that the air flowing upwards around the dish would cause a flowing over the top of the liquid & then upwards. I'll bet as the liquid evaped, it was pulled up by the air just enough to start stacking crystals on to of each other & going higher & higher, as more liquid was then pulled up the growing colum as it evaporated off the top of it.

Thats basically how stalagtites & stalagmites slowly grow over time, except they are usually dripped from the top down, not upwards.

Very cool!!
How big are they, hard to gauge from the picture.

WS
 
they were a little more than 1/4 of an inch tall..they got very very fine at the tips..they looked like trees
 
I remember reading a post by you saying that SWIY doesnt have running water and SWIY used saliva to clean equipment. It could be something in the saliva. Enzymes or somethin. Its pretty weird though
 
hahaha...recently SWIM got a well pump put it and now has a hose that he can wash dishes in now..

he also uses clean solvents to make sure everything is perfectly clean before..

and the POINT of that post was that even if you dont have all that much..if your equipment is rather lacking..
you can still get creative and figure out ways to do an extraction
 
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