Here are some important temperatures:
At 21°C (70°F) - the most volatile terpenoids start to evaporate, lending a pungent odor to the air.
At 31°C (87°F) - the less volatile terpenoids start to evaporate, lending the air even more pungent odors.
At 39°C (102°F ) - virtually all of the terpenoids undergo evaporation fairly rapidly.
At 50°C (122°F) - THC-Acid decarboxylates as the water molecule held in the carbonate form evaporates. This activates the THC.
At 66°C (150°F) - Cannabidiol (CBD) melts and starts to evaporate.
At 185°C (365°F) - Cannibinol (CBN) boils.
At 200°C (392°F) - THC boils. Clear vapor from a vaporizer.
This info + digital vape = solution. instead of destroying the thc, why dont you just never use it?
I don't understand. When you smoke it, you burn it, right. And all what is left are ashes, so how can that be any different?
i meant are you smoking it in a joint, pipe, or bong.
all will affect the rate and speed at which the plant material is burned.
along with how deep your pull/inhalations are
The investment pays for itself b/c you do use less weed when vaping v. smoking. I'd place a conservative estimate at 25-30%, but IME it's higher. The brown vaped weed can be used for baking as well.
The $125-150 USD models are fairly reliable and as the vape market has become more competitive, warranties have improved. Some of the headshop knock-offs suck though.
I found an interesting vape the other day, very small and about $100 USD for the starter kit. http://www.magic-flight.com/
The reviews on the site intrigued me, so I looked it up on other boards. Good reviews. It's also completely stealth. It's not a major kit or a Volcano*, but apparently it does the job well and the stealth feature is an added bonus. Downside is there's some learning curve involved in managing the batteries. I'd like to hear opinions from BLers, but I don't want to derail the thread.![]()