HHC Patent Co Chromatography

[Kingofthekush420]

Have you read the patent on hhc?

Do any of them not use palladium and a hydrogen donar?

[roiplek]

i read it, yeah

[AlexSiegel]

You guys are missing the point of Marc’s patents, which are novel because they outline hydrogenation of THCa, which is not mentioned in literature. Eyeworm did mention it but I wanted to reinforce it.

[roiplek]

@AlexSiegel

hydrogenation of THCa, which is not mentioned in literature

is it really “novel”? it’s kinda obvious to someone skilled in the art imo

[tokesandtinkery]

Getting the patent is the easy part.

Enforcing it however…

[roiplek]

@tokesandtinkery

Getting the patent is the easy part.

unless you’re @spdking of course. then you really gotta know your shit and put in the work

[thesk8nmidget]

@eyeworm

“dump your exotherming neat sulfur reaction flask in cold water.”

this had my rolling!
Taken right from Wes’s cbn SOP

It’s been a couple years, I’d imagine they have leveled up a bit since then. Still just blows my mind that was put in writing though.

[anon16547145]

You should have a tattoo on your head that says”don’t text me”

How many GB of screenshots you got on your phone?

[raghanded]

[AppalachianExtractor]

Cant I just pour dabs into this thing?

[stoopkid]

Been wondering when this forum would catch on to hexahydrocannabinol but I didn’t want to be the one to give people ideas. This is not something randos on here should be trying to make but of course we will see people try their hand at it anyway.

Hydrogen is basically just water right?

[moveweight]

Splosive water

[Kingofthekush420]

@anon16547145

You should have a tattoo on your head that says”don’t text me”

How many GB of screenshots you got on your phone?

QQ more noob youre one of the people making this place a shit show, do you even contribute anything useful?

I haven’t seen one post from you that’s not attacking someone, that says alot about your character.

Anyways

[Franklin]

HexaHydroCannabinol

The thing is, HHC is not a typical product of distillation, heating in air, mixing in terpenes, or any other common operation. Isomers of THC are common products of improper treatment, as is CBN, but not HHC. The saturation reaction requires hydrogen gas and usually a metal catalyst, so you cannot assume it is a product. If all you did was mix in terpenes with heating in air, it is perfectly reasonable to see lower cannabinoid numbers by simple dilution of the distillate with terpenes, and hi…

Way before it was cool

[roiplek]

@AppalachianExtractor

Cant I just pour dabs into this thing?

hard yes

[boutybouty]

@roiplek

the wiggly line at the C9-methyl means they catalytically hydrogenated THC or CBN.

It actually means the stereochemistry there is either unimportant or non specific.

[moveweight]

@CO_Chromatography sry…
The forums… do what they do…
Especially when you showing off you got itttt n come m get ittttt status :x I can’t help but aid your endeavors

[roiplek]

it means exactly what i said it means - the stereochemistry of their product is undetermined because they’re not using a stereospecific route, which in this case is catalytic hydrogenation, thus they obtain a mixture of stereoisomers (approx. 4:3 axial vs equatorial C9-methyl isomer).

[moveweight]

Bada bu bu bu bombz I’m living it

[Kingofthekush420]

@roiplek

it means exactly what i said it means - the stereochemistry is undetermined because they’re not using a stereospecific route, which in this case is catalytic hydrogenation, thus they obtain a mixture of stereoisomers (approx. 4:3 axial vs equatorial C9-methyl isomer).

I always wondered how the fuck hhc had isomers

Kca says that palladium dehydrogenation reactions that I run create hhc and some of its isomers when I make cbn