trying to learn more about puring BHO

[TestMeds]

I tried the search but couldn't find anything on the subject from my searches. But, what would happen if you were to place oil int a centrifuge to help purge the solvent out? would the oil go out into a vile and the solvent out into the air? or would this just mix things up.

I read about http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1483 this would that work for something like I'm thinking or would it just be a waste of time??

 

[Gray Wolf]

I tried the search but couldn't find anything on the subject from my searches. But, what would happen if you were to place oil int a centrifuge to help purge the solvent out? would the oil go out into a vile and the solvent out into the air? or would this just mix things up.

I read about http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1483 this would that work for something like I'm thinking or would it just be a waste of time??

A centrifuge won't remove things in solution.

 

[TestMeds]

Had to do some google work so I could understand your answer. Thanks for helping me learn a lot more than I had planned Gray Wolf. I understand why from what I've read you are a leader in all this stuff!

 

[Gray Wolf]

Had to do some google work so I could understand your answer. Thanks for helping me learn a lot more than I had planned Gray Wolf. I understand why from what I've read you are a leader in all this stuff!

Hee, hee, hee, if I'm a leader, we are in trouble.......

Sorry my answer was clear as mud!

A centrifuge is used to remove things that are suspended in a medium, not things that are dissolved in it.

Good job figuring that out on your own, with Google!

 

[frito bandito]

so does a centrifuge have any uses at all in purifying BHO?

 

[chameleonsc]

what contributes to the sparks and crackles? butane and water, right? could things that were sprayed on the plants in bloom also cause some spark or crackle?

friend has been working a small vac purge run, and it doesn't bubble under temp but it'll crackle? i guess the sparks are gone but it sizzles, is that normal?

 

[chameleonsc]

crackles and sizzles when put on a nail...is shatter consistency at room temp

 

[Gray Wolf]

crackles and sizzles when put on a nail...is shatter consistency at room temp

Crackling and sizzling unsually means retained water.

 

[chameleonsc]

how would one get the water out?

 

[Gray Wolf]

how would one get the water out?

Low heat (<115F) and vacuum (-29.9"Hg) or more heat (<130F) with no vacuum, and time are a couple ways.