Pharmaceutical throughput water extractor

anything along the lines of these aggressive anti-water tactics? :thinking:

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Didnt see this posted in here yet…from other thread

@MagisterChemist
So a cavitation extraction in ph 13.6 water
Then a run treu a RO what you think ?

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Should work great, if an RO with adequate pH resistance is used (they do exist).

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I should say though, that you’re liable to extract all sorts of impurities in the process. Saponified fats… degradation and hydrolysis of the starches… Perhaps even mixed isomerizations and reactions of deprotonated phenol on cbd with functional groups of other molecules. I’d look towards several stages of cleanup before we even get to RO.

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Agree it s deffenatly inferior to solvent extractions but might be feasable for those that are not allowed to use solvents
Keeping the noids dissolved in water is not an easy chalabge

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Nor is caustic water pleasant to work with in such great quantities… i’d rather have solvent spilled on me any day.

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