Are their any Canadians on future?
Might start asking around about conversions in Canada and if its popular. See whats happened to their market.
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Triisobutylaluminium reactions can definitely yield high d9 like that. I’ve been posting about it on here for a while now. If anyone here is interested in the SOP feel free to DM.
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Do the color match whit the first COA if done with Tiba?
All the cannabinoids can be bleached to clear, color really isnt the best indicator for purity (atleast in the spectrum of cannabinoids we test for).
This could be a conversion, if it is props to the “chemist”.
This could also just be distilled from crced crude.
Crced crude going into a dialed in wiper can hit that tac.
Or it could be fake, but its incredibly hard to tell.
Wouldn’t be the d8 content to high for crude extraction?
Natural D9 with left over (CRC) powders in the flask at distillation might also give a similar COA.
I’ve heard tell of THCA isolate that shows D8 when decarbed. Pretty sure it’s the CRseeds (media in the product).
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They are acidic (right?) so I imagine it’s possible.
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The ones used to enhance crystalization are. And not filtering them out correctly means your shit crashes even faster…giving “dirty diamonds” a whole new meaning imo.
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Slow and steady wins most races unless speed is involved.
If you can’t fix it with a hammer, you have an electrical problem.
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I just read this
Im gonna draw out a diagram for how this shit is made before I die of an aneurysm for thinking too much.
Cbd quinone won’t bleach, if you make quinone your disty will be purple even with crc unless you seperate it out somehow
Magsil chroma after a conversion where there’s cbd left would do this, I’ve seen it happen a few times only with magsil though usually because you need a base and O2 with cbd to make quinone
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The red ring is usually oxidation from what I learned. I am too weak minded to understand that diagram other than its THC going to THCQ
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It was an experiment in a paper to try and figure out what the red ring was
They forced oxidation and then tested in NMR to get a structure
Only reason I brought this up is because it’s thc quinone and I was talking about cbd quinone, I literally found this post on IG a few weeks ago and meant to share it but never did
Pretty interpreting, crazy how thc doesn’t need a base to go to quinone like cbd
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