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Re: MHRB Isolates for the Masses - 30th October 2009, 04:04 AM

Yeah, that stuff pulled with di-ethyl ether that doesn't harden very fast is quite mind blowing from what edgar tells me.


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Re: MHRB Isolates for the Masses - 4th November 2009, 01:33 AM

So when and where can I buy? joking
   
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Re: MHRB Isolates for the Masses - 4th November 2009, 04:05 PM

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So when and where can I buy? joking
i doubt you can buy it anywhere, but it's quite easy to make


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Re: MHRB Isolates for the Masses - 23rd November 2009, 01:30 PM

meister - please tell more about the slow xtallizing one - those pink puffy clouds and blue marshmellows is on my mind daily.

is there absolutely nothing else that can pull it besides di-ethyl ether / heptane binary.
   
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Re: MHRB Isolates for the Masses - 24th November 2009, 10:46 AM

I came across this while looking for an alternative :

http://www.entheogen.com/forum/showt...?t=6169&page=2

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Since ether is somewhat difficult to obtain, purify, and/or maintain free of peroxides, I looked into what mixture of solvents might mimic ether in performance.

A mixture of 2 parts methanol (or ethanol or IPA) and 9 parts naphtha (hexane or any equivalent) will have similar properties to ether. These should mix. The nice part about such a mixed solvent system is that it can be adjusted (add more or less of one component to change the performance) and it can be manipulated. For example, add water to the alcohol/naphtha mixture and a once homogeneous solution separates with almost no alcohol left in the naphtha layer above it.


any chance of something like that replacing diethyl ether ?

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