slippy sleeveen
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I know there is a thread that deals with this sort of topic but I was not able to find an exact answer to my question, so perhaps someone with a bit of knowledge in chemisty could assist me...
When 100mg 2C-I was dissolved into 10ml of everclear, it took a while and a bit of stirring to mix well. Even then, there are bits of brown within the everclear that requires a good bit of shaking to dissolve them again. Now 500mg of 2C-I would like to be mixed into 100ml of Everclear, and here is the question...
If one were to heat up the everclear so the 2C-I would dissolve easier, would this cause the 2C-I to loose potency since the everclear would be cooled down again when placed in the freezer? Do you think this would actually help in dissolving the 2C-I, and if so, would it be better to use a microwave to heat up the everclear since a burner or stove might cause some of it to evaporate?
Thanks in advance!
When 100mg 2C-I was dissolved into 10ml of everclear, it took a while and a bit of stirring to mix well. Even then, there are bits of brown within the everclear that requires a good bit of shaking to dissolve them again. Now 500mg of 2C-I would like to be mixed into 100ml of Everclear, and here is the question...
If one were to heat up the everclear so the 2C-I would dissolve easier, would this cause the 2C-I to loose potency since the everclear would be cooled down again when placed in the freezer? Do you think this would actually help in dissolving the 2C-I, and if so, would it be better to use a microwave to heat up the everclear since a burner or stove might cause some of it to evaporate?
Thanks in advance!