What did you dissolve your sample in for testing? My understanding is to test some ethanol for a base reading, dissolve some concentrate probably 1:1 for easy math and test again to see what changed.
Edit: Great minds… lol
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So I use a 8 inch filter base about 10 inch tall
Celite cover (top)
Carbon thin layer
Silica 1cm layer max
Aa 2inch layer
B80 majority of the volume 4-5 inch layer
Celite 2 inch base filter powder (bottom)
So I use a 8 inch filter base about 10 inch tall
Celite cover (top)
Carbon thin layer
Silica 1cm layer max
Aa 2inch layer
B80 majority of the volume 4-5 inch layer
Celite 2 inch base filter powder (bottom)
Pictured is kind of what it looks like although not the actual powders listed pictured
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Ok will try that thanks fam
You can do the same etho test with each powder on there own
And find there ph
B80 is guaranteed around 7.2
So that makes a nice neutral base line
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The only powder you’ve mentioned that might affect pH would likely be the carbon, but that depends on your source of carbon, maybe Aa, but I don’t think so.
Have you had that end product tested to verify there wasn’t isomerization or degradation?
its on my priority list to get it tested whenever I get the ok. re tested the disty in eth and its neutral
Maybe something in your distillation parameters?
What kind of CRC are you using?
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I’m looking to buy some CRC crude material. Anyone know what the cost per gram with taxes would be in California?
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This was a beaker and wrench filter