I use this lab a lot I trust their testing, is it just a misread isomer of d9thc?
Delta 10, most likely.
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I second that. If you know someone with a GC, the d10 peaks don’t overlap with CBC.
Are you in California?
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I am in Maine
Darn. I’m in NorCal so I can’t easily check the sample for you on our GC.
I can tell you the method we use if you know someone with a GC.
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Hey just curious. Did you figure put why you had high CBC test %% ?? Was it in your crude oil? Or the distillation method?? I just had about same results in CBC in my last test. Is very similar to your test in picture
So working with a CBD extractor seeing high CBC numbers. Used the delta CUP30, cold ethanol on good quality hemp 12-16%, Decarb under vacuum. It’s up to 10%cbc in the crude. 60%CBD Just like most crude
Any CBG in the crude will convert to either CBC or THC in acidic conditions…you got lucky it stopped at CBC and didn’t mess with your THC levels.
Edit: added information.
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Something on that note I’ve noticed, basic conditions will isomerize CBC into… something else that’s not generally tested for. Haha
Your probably right. Their flower looks better then most
It goes to 6-CBD(the equivalent of d8 in Thc)
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Neat! Are there standards for that yet?
Standards would Unlikely to be commercially available
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One thing weve noticed is when we make delta 10 through distillation it also makes cbl through side isomerizations, I’d guess you’re making cbl since basic conditions cause d10
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How’d you identify it, chromatography followed by NMR?
It would be something along those lines. The structure is reported in a paper on cannabinoids in basic conditions
Higher levels CBC hemp is a thing. Confirmed the HPLC results by GC. The sample I analyzed had barely any “d10”.
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That’s what I was wondering, thank you
I can send you samples any time if your open