Is it possible to Decarboxylate in Delta’s FFE45?

[cyclopath]

and does said reaction also occur in hydrocarbons too?

'cause I seem to remember someone mentioning their CRC getting really hot…

Crc overheating

So today I was about to give some granular carbon a test run…I opened my dewax and it shot it into my DE spool to catch the fats. At the time only vapors are getting to the spool holding the carbon. As I go to touch the carbon spool idk why but I did…it burned my hand at how hot it was. I immediately turned the valve off before the liquid hit it. Proceed to isolate the vessels, burp, and detach the crc carbon spool immediately. I opened it up right away and poured out the carbon. It was cold to …

in @Waxplug1’s case it was probably the carbon

@Apothecary36 mentioned Alumina, but added water…

@Apothecary36

had this reaction the other day with a column of alumina. I added a splash of water to the column and noticed the column was extremely hot

and then there’s this…

Chemical-assisted decarboxylation

Hi all, New to Future4200 and loving it so far. I was wondering if any of you might have insights into lowering the decarboxylation temperature to a degree that won’t destroy your valuable terps from a low temp extraction. I saw a few people talking about using MgO, and I also found this patent in the literature: [Imgur] Anyone know what sodium catalyst they’re talking about? I’m thinking its Na2O. And their process is aqueous, meaning you’re raising t…

edit: CBD goes both ways?