Some APAP, which is still insoluble in water, gets through the filter and is suspended in solution. Putting the liquid in the freezer or even just letting it sit out is going to lead to everything solid settling at the bottom.
Basically, yes some of it does get through the pores of the filter since a hanky is not a lab grade filter. Basically what I said back up there...
i still dont fully understand. if 95% doesnt get trough than 100% should.
even if i were to re-filter a 2nd time through the hanky it wouldnt catch any more than it did the first time, right?
that means that some of the apap shares different properties. like it has smaller particals or something.
maybe it takes a certain mg of apap for it to crystalize making the particals big enough not to get through the hanky.
maybe it would even be possible to do 1 filter through the hanky. then with the water that is sqeezed out add another 500mg apap (to re-crystalize the remaining apap) & squeeze that water through the hanky again to catcher most of the last bit of apap.
the question would be is it always a certain amount of apap that has these small particals. like it would be 1g out of 5g, or 1g out of 10g,. but is always 1g.
or, is it a % of the apap that has the small particals like. 0.5g out of 5g, but 1g out of 10g.
because if is were a % that held the small particals. u could do one filter through the hanky. add another pill to the water & than do a second filter through the hanky to capture 95% of the remaining 5%.
this would be a much quicker way of doing cwe.