Zack_illuminated:
ROFLMFAO
This is what i do when you talk about ph and dont even know the definition of it. Tbh im not gonna argue with someone who doesnt even know the definition of the words theyre using.
I will refer people to the thread below
So this has been a topic i’ve been doing an absolute shitload of research on recently and I do not believe the purple I experience to be THC quinones. I can reverse it and THC quinone seems like a 1 way street. If it is quinones they are ppm level. Do see quinones in old disty top layer though and I suspect if left to sit and not corrected the initial purple will eventually become quinones.
This is a total lie too, youre so far off here idk how youre still talking at this point
Oxidation doesnt not equal pH as pH is specific to a water based solution.
What @Soxhlet said, for sure. It’s all about the excess proton availability. I’d even go 7.1 or so, just in case the H+ concentration changes when the water is removed. That won’t actually happen, since pH effectively disappears without water, but effectively we want to eliminate H+ availability upon heat-activated dissociation.
You should go argue with @Photon_noir about pH existing without water, maybe youll learn a thing or two
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