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I was smoking a joint with some one a few weeks ago. We were chatting about extract's.
She told me that you can use different solvents to dissolve THC, that also will not dissolve chlorophyll.
Also said you can use salt water to wash out chlorophyll from certain solvents.
All this talk was with the idea of making the most pure THC extract one can make.
While digging up info on the subject I happened upon this.
http://www.erowid.org/plants/cannabis/cannabis_chemistry2.shtml
Here is the basic idea of isomerization.
To save some people from reading it all. They use acetone or hexane as a solvent instead of alcohol. The reason is water effects acetone and hex less. That is important for not pulling chlorophyll out with the THC. The idea of this is to make your extract oil nearly 90% pure THC instead of the 20-40% that the best honey or cherry oil is. This procedure modifies the CDB component into delta9 THC. The more psychoactive component.
I plan on giving this isomerization a try.
Here are some questions I have for some one if they know.
Would battery acid work as a HCL substitute.
Good everyday use for acetone? Car body paint prep?
I will post the process as I go through it here, for you guys to see. If you know about it please post.. I would like to pick some one's brain on it.
She told me that you can use different solvents to dissolve THC, that also will not dissolve chlorophyll.
Also said you can use salt water to wash out chlorophyll from certain solvents.
All this talk was with the idea of making the most pure THC extract one can make.
While digging up info on the subject I happened upon this.
http://www.erowid.org/plants/cannabis/cannabis_chemistry2.shtml
Here is the basic idea of isomerization.
Overview and Theory
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The threefold object of this procedure is to extract from the vegetative
material of the cannabis plant a crude oil, to further purify this extract,
and finally, to rotate the molecules into their most pharmacologically active
form, the delta-9 isomer of THC. In the first step, the inert plant material
that remains is calcined (alcohol burned away and ashes cooked over low heat)
so that the Salt component of the plant is left behind. In the final step, an
acid is used to perform the actual molecule rotation (isomerization)
To save some people from reading it all. They use acetone or hexane as a solvent instead of alcohol. The reason is water effects acetone and hex less. That is important for not pulling chlorophyll out with the THC. The idea of this is to make your extract oil nearly 90% pure THC instead of the 20-40% that the best honey or cherry oil is. This procedure modifies the CDB component into delta9 THC. The more psychoactive component.
I plan on giving this isomerization a try.
Here are some questions I have for some one if they know.
Would battery acid work as a HCL substitute.
Good everyday use for acetone? Car body paint prep?
I will post the process as I go through it here, for you guys to see. If you know about it please post.. I would like to pick some one's brain on it.
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