I don’t think that’s the case. At least in the past they’ve been a direct customer of Diversified. But things change and I’ve been wrong before.
Edit: I as corrected below, this is one of the times I was wrong 
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I again am late to the party. I’m assuming crc was attempted. What media’s.
I can believe distillate removed it due to BP and scrubbing.
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Yeah that was from 2 years ago too.
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Huh? We took raw gas and sprayed into a jar of disty and mixed it up because we couldn’t find a lab to take the gas straight up.
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Wild.
The disty passed.
The diamonds failed?
My supplier west air who offered me a tour of gi faculty said they go through Kaplan. He was irate when he saw solvent direct tanks at my lab and went off about how all the gas comes from dean Kaplan.
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Solvent suppliers all steam about each other lol
Ah well there you have it.
Diamonds have never failed for benzene for us. Nothing of our 1000s of r&d and coa tests have ever shown it.
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So, none of the diamonds powdering have tested bad?
Just loss of glamor so to speak?
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No why would they what ever is causing the issue is gone by the time it turned to stone. We sent it diamonds that didn’t turn to stone yet at they had high levels of butane which we had never seen before. Meaning what ever it is it binding to butane and making the evap rate slower.
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Try recording a time lapse of the “chalk” happening if possible
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@Waxplug1 I saw you post something about ramping temperature being a theory causing it. You notice anything strange recently?
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Only my mother liquid currently has tested for it. Though at first I doubted the benzene and tested through a different lab that didn’t see any benzene so even that issue isn’t consistent through labs.
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Shitty…
I’m guessing it’s trapped solvent due to the lower temps
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But our diamonds come back nd on solvent
Dirty coffee cup memes explain everything
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But what solvent. One that is supposed to be there or not?