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Dewaxing and removing pinene before distillation
100% wax removal, no freezer.
Significant alpha pinene removal. Takes just minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51HJGXaKBDE |
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first off, good on ya brother for putting out out these awesome vids showing your work. need more of that!
i dont recall if it was this one or another one of your videos where you talk about the different colors of alumina, could it be acidic vs neutral vs basic alumina?
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Here is a copy and paste from what I learned on Alumina: BFA and WFA similarities are as follows; Both basic mineral: α-Al2O3 Both PH Value: Neutral Both Max.usable temperature in air is 1900 Celsius degree, decomposition point is 2250 Celsius degree. Both main chemical composition of finished products are: Al2O3 Both main applications are: in refractory and abrasives products. Both Mohs hardness are: 9.0, Differences are below; BFA bulk density is (1.53~1.99g/cm3) and true density (3.90g/cm3). While WFA bulk density (1.75~1.95g/cm3) and true density (3.95~3.97g/cm3). Main raw material of BFA is bauxite, and main raw material of WFA is calcined alumina powder. BFA has Al2O3 content of 95% Min., WFA has Al2O3 Content of 99% Min. BFA has refractory temperature 1850 Celsius degree, WFA has refractory temperature 2100 Celsius degree. Although their Mohs hardness is 9.0,WFA is even harder than BFA, and BFA is more flexible than WFA. |
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BFA means brown fused alumina
WFA means white fused alumina |
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Ego is the balloon we all carry around and love until it pops...lolz. Remember, I get to pick which vids I post.... My vid of a 14/20 boiling flask full of extract overpressurizing (from incomplete purge) when I hit the hot (very stupid) extract with full vacuum is not published. The visual is VERY cool though. Afer it popper the vacuum adapter off the flask the flask looked like a whale clearing its blowhole and I observed extract distribution all over my Amish built buffet table which is my lab bench... I did almost post that on the Amish furniture website to demonstrate how well the table cleans up...their wax finish is really great, but I decided that showcasing my genius in that arena would not be nearly the ego boosting experience that I get on 420 sites. 😳 Thank you for the kind words. They do you credit. |
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I have watched almost all your vids and am honestly surprised the amount of info you put out and the explanations you give. So many people hide behind 'muh proprietary methods' bullshit. Sure i understand people have invested time and money into refining their methods, but the Dick measuring contests that IG creates are appalling. Maybe if more people open sourced their data, there would be those small advancements made to actually HELP the industry therefore helping the patient. Always a good laugh seeing the 'muh patients are most important' schtick while clearly obsessing over the dollar bill |
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a good cook can taste food and know how the flavors got there without a recipe, or with some practice figure it out themselves.
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i've yet to run a crude extract through alumnia. i think i might giver a try today
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You will know when you hit cannabinoid when the chalk white fluid (if pinene is present) begins to run more milk white. I have also seen amber colored alcohol with extract in it emerge the column as red as red wine with the cannabinoids in it when run this way. Very cool stuff. No heat involved either which make chromatography experiments pretty easy and safe to run. I say it is messy when using the column in reverse phase mode. Reverse phase simply means that the solvent system used goes from the most polar towards the least polar to elute the compounds. Flavinoids are well seperated this way from a column like this as is the more visually obvious alpha pinene. This means though that a gob of water is introduced to extract and as you likely know water is a pain in the ass to purge. There is no one system that works best for everything though, alas. The alumina is great at blocking waxes so I ALWAYS run the extract across alumina prior to using silica gel 60 for a more complete seperation. Those waxes and gunk make seperations very difficult on silica gel so for me dewaxing on alumina is just step one if I am doing a full chromatography seperation. It is common for mulitple runs using different stationary and mobile phases when a complete seperation is desired on something like extract. This is tough stuff to refine so every little step adds up. |
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