not exactly, he over stepped the truth the adjectives. Yes butane and isoproanol are both polar, but their properties as solvents can be drastically different, especially if you look at the properties in relation to temperature. a large part of why hand grenades make such good bho is that those cans of gas get really cold when released.
Yes, I can read.2g from 1z and 2.1g from another 1z = pretty much identical yields of the same product = same high = same potency = same. One person saying "god damn this one got me more high" isnt a test. Its one persons opinions. If we had 100 people try it we'd have a better field of opinions to choose from!
SrV: It isnt stripped by butane, butane is a non-polar stripper. I dont know about alcohols stripping properties but I'm sure it could be figured out..........
The only way the frozen pan will break when dropped in steaming hot water is if you missed the water and it landed on the floor.
"China" glass is just the anti-christ for glassblowers. It doesnt make a difference in the final product, its just working it to BE the final product is more difficult and prone to cracking. Once its made, china glass is just as good as any other glass.
Yes, I can read.
SrV: It isnt stripped by butane, butane is a non-polar stripper. I dont know about alcohols stripping properties but I'm sure it could be figured out..........
The only way the frozen pan will break when dropped in steaming hot water is if you missed the water and it landed on the floor.
"China" glass is just the anti-christ for glassblowers. It doesnt make a difference in the final product, its just working it to BE the final product is more difficult and prone to cracking. Once its made, china glass is just as good as any other glass.
I just had some glass embedded in my skin...
Dissenting opinion. Isopropanol is "middling" in terms of polarity but "frighteningly polar" for cannabinoid extractions imo.
I shit I missed that. Isopropanol. I was talking about Isopropyl. I dont know jack about isopropanol. Dude, why not just make qwiso with dry ice? Thats the tops for purity at home. Wait now I see you just wrote iso. Which solvent is it now? I gotta start reading/typing slower.
The polarity and properties as a solvent are dependent on temps as much as anything. Try making tane with room temp tank n-butane, green oil... BHO from a can just so happens to work great because the compressed state of the gases and quick temp change of the extraction.
Isopropyl alcohol (also Isopropanol, propan-2-ol, 2-propanol or the abbreviation IPA) is a common name for a chemical compound with the molecular formula C3H8O.
but like they said above, isowhatever is not great at room temp. you doing a freezer extraction?Isopropyl alcohol (also Isopropanol, propan-2-ol, 2-propanol or the abbreviation IPA) is a common name for a chemical compound with the molecular formula C3H8O.
isopropyl, isopropanol, same thing... read the labels!
also, dry ice is a pain in the ass to get in my area.
yes, thats correct. i freeze all material before hand... making sure the iso is as cold as the freezer will go
Solvent properties are temperature-dependent, yes ... but not polarity - it's a basic feature of the solvent, like molecular weight.
Oho ... but gas chromatography is a different animal entirely. It does not really treat of the liquid phase of solvents. Also, since the temperature of the retained/fractionated vapor entity and the stationary phase's liquid component (typically a PEG wax) are both being changed, there is no real way to assign how much of what is a polarity effect. it's an equation in at least two variables.
Of course. But I am abiding by a convention that only calls liquids "solvents". Supercritical extraction is a special case ... supercrit practitioners refer to the extractant phase as a "fluid" since it is neither liquid nor gas, but mixes properties of both. cn
