[FuriousOGK]

Originally Posted by FuriousOGK

so when you leave homogenous mix outside, or in window seal, or however you go about using the suns UV to further scrub out chlorophyll and such is there any research as to wether there is a difference in using the "natural sun" or lab grade UV lamps/lights?

i think the question i am asking here would it be more efficient regarding time it takes to scrub and less damaging to cannabinoids using a UV lamp/light?... but then again, when it comes to quality... Low & slow is the way to go... so maybe the sun itself is more so the way to go.

...Any insight?...

and to dwelve even further... maybe GreyWolf would have something to add to this?...

regarding UV light... is there a specific UV spectrum or even a combination of 2 out of the 3 (that i know of to my knowledge^^^) that has to with the improvement of color/taste? as well as the degredation of the cannabinoids as GreyWolf previously stated?...

[Gray Wolf]

Originally Posted by FuriousOGK

so when you leave homogenous mix outside, or in window seal, or however you go about using the suns UV to further scrub out chlorophyll and such is there any research as to wether there is a difference in using the "natural sun" or lab grade UV lamps/lights?

i think the question i am asking here would it be more efficient regarding time it takes to scrub and less damaging to cannabinoids using a UV lamp/light?... but then again, when it comes to quality... Low & slow is the way to go... so maybe the sun itself is more so the way to go.

...Any insight?...

Ostensibly UV is UV, but how intense it is would have an impact.

[Gray Wolf]

Originally Posted by FuriousOGK

and to dwelve even further... maybe GreyWolf would have something to add to this?...

regarding UV light... is there a specific UV spectrum or even a combination of 2 out of the 3 (that i know of to my knowledge^^^) that has to with the improvement of color/taste? as well as the degredation of the cannabinoids as GreyWolf previously stated?...

No clue. It turns the chlorophyll into pheophytin, which is the same molecule but without the magnesium ion in the head.

[mobin]

Originally Posted by Gray Wolf

No clue. It turns the chlorophyll into pheophytin, which is the same molecule but without the magnesium ion in the head.

EDTA degumming acid works great for crashing out chlorophyll. it's never around by the time i use it but in experiments i noticed green hints in the chelated shit.

[G.O. Joe]

UVC does the most damage to things but most glass doesn't transmit it much. Pyrex has low transmission below 280 nm, which is where the fast isomerization, polymerization, and destruction of cannabinoids occurs in solution with a strong enough emitter such as a mercury vapor lamp.