[exploziv]

Originally Posted by Chevy cHaze

I used to have a chart with boiling points of cannabinoids and terpenes but can't seem to find it now...

Great post!
If you find that chart would be nice to have it posted here.

[Chevy cHaze]

Wasn't able to find the all-in-one chart I had, but here's a link to some vaporizer homepage that has the info.
As far as I could see it's primarily info not sales, so I guess posting it here is ok ?

https://vaporizertemp.com/components-...oints-effects/

happy puffing everybody
CC

[420empire]

Link is not working, could u repost it?

[Drewsif]

Most vaporizers are novelties. Not many are efficient.. Theoretical answer to the question is: Vaping is more efficient. However, 2 things other than poor extraction itself can cause low conversion rates: Wet herb, and poor atomization.

The only study I've seen on this was done with the Volcano, a horribly inefficient vape. The data was worthless,results ranging from 30 to 60 percent efficiency. The joint data was just as varied. Seems technique plays the role in efficiency. All smoking is, is vaping by chasing the vapor with smoldering plant matter.

About atomization. If I vape dank in the Solo with the short length tubes, the taste is sludgy slimey instead of dry and tart (in a good way), but it doesn't get me as high. Likewise, vaping through a rig gets me way higher than the regular mouthpiece. You can taste the difference in molecule size between good atomization and a clumpy fog of terps and prematurely evacuated thc-a.

The same thing happens if you vape herb in the Solo without letting it soak for 35 seconds. The hit is wasted. Also notice vaping concentrate through the Solo is a near complete waste, and the kanthal wick pens are only slightly better IMO. You need enough heat and proper atomization.