Looking to pay a consultant for t-sep SOP and consult

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

Anyone know what those temps are?

[Rowan]

Yeah
Temps:
$10000

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

Yeah nice reply but I found the papers posted on this site.

[Rowan]

Good job
Post em

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

THC remediation that isn’t chromatography

I guess I’ll stop waving that around without giving the details and just give the papers I’ve found. It ain’t like I’m in the CBD game anyway I have no reason to keep the papers a secret. selective decarboxylation-conversion.pdf (563.4 KB) decarboxylating CBD at lower temps.pdf (365.1 KB) You’re all very welcome

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

It appears to be extremely simple and straightforward

[anon16547145]

I think we are on the right track

[Rowan]

What you’ll notice about all of this work is that one fact remains the same throughout

The devil is in the details
And nobody shares those details

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

Yeah that patent is pretty exact in how to selectively decarb with Epsom salts and lye including time and temps. And if you search the site here you can find the exact ph at which thc-a is water soluble. So it seems like all anyone needs to do is make their own operating procedure and spend a little time on trial and error which I plan to do next week. Doesn’t appear theres many details missing from this tbh. Someone semi intelligent with the ability to use the search bar can put it all together pretty fast.

[DUMPSTERFIREOG]

And just for good measure so you don’t have to wear out the search bar

Liquid-Liquid-Extraction

So the pH 12 will move your acidic cannabinoids into the water (thc-a & cbd-a). If you neutralize the water they should precipitate. Your other layer might be a mix of fats and waxes and stuff

[tweedledew]

@DUMPSTERFIREOG

Someone semi intelligent with the ability to use the search bar can put it all together pretty fast.

Holy shit. We need more people like you.

[Krative]

Glad we have some people actually using their brains around here

[IonStorm]

@DUMPSTERFIREOG

So it seems like all anyone needs to do is make their own operating procedure and spend a little time on trial and error which I plan to do next week.

This. Nothing esoteric about it.

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@RockSteady

THCA via A/B.

Have fun.

really thats something that has pricked my interst.

I though sodium THCa did not disolve in water.

how is this done my friend that sounds awesome.

though it may be that THCa sodium salt does not disolve in any solvent.

so its as easy as washing the CBD from it.

hmmmmmm

[JedClampet]

Ahhhh blinded! By science!!!

[anon16547145]

Please DM me if anyone can consult on this for a client.

[CannaChemistry]

@THC remediation that isn’t chromatography CannaBusiness

temps

DMed you.

[anon16547145]

Thank you sir

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@JedClampet

Ahhhh blinded! By science!!!

in rowans defence I think I gave the idea up earlier before I checked the solubility of sodium THCa.
it took quite a bit of digging to find the solublity too.

maybe another salt will work though like ammonium.

or maybe some solvents will dissolve the impurities and not the salt of THCa and just
wash it through the buchner funnel with the solvent.

[Rowan]

Sodium salting is not going to be the most efficient process

Try experimenting with others and keep your eye open for any unique properties