Short answer: there isn’t an easy, non-complicated way to go about what you’re discussing. Sounds like PCP freebase and you’d need to form it into a dry salt for best storage purposes. Short of that, I would say it will survive best in a sodium borosilicate glass jar kept in a cool, dark place.
Long answer: ok, here goes…
for some reason the ”alkaloid” evaporates with the fluid...
It’s because “sherm” is freebase PCP not in a crystal/salted form. I’m not sure how that factors into your experience of seeing dippers crystallize unless those dippers were dipped in something other than PCP… typically,
drugs in their freebase form are oils, but if bonded to an acid they’re salts. This is true for the majority of alkaloids out there (nitrogen-bearing chemicals with physiological effects on humans).
They’re also not very stable in base form, nor are they water-soluble. If you bond a freebase drug to an acid, it will form a water-soluble salt that often takes a crystalline form, but could also be more of a powder depending on the drug and the acid and a few other factors.
If you bond PCP to hydrochloric acid, for example, you get phencyclidine hydrochloride (PCP.HCl), which has much better shelf-life. Hydrochloric acid is sometimes called Muriatic acid and is sold in many places as it’s useful for cleaning driveways, pools, stone, cement, and shit like that. I guess you could alternatively form PCP.citrate using citric acid and/or PCP.ascorbate with ascorbic acid (read: Vitamin C). That would have the added bonus of making things a bit citrus-y, which let’s face it,
anything smells better than fresh Sherm. That shit is pure wretchedness, but boy are the effects beautiful and pronounced.
@Gnomelad knows what I’m talking about, but if you’re reading this and you’ve never smoked PCP, you might be missing out on something awesome… however, mileage varies.
I'm also trying to reduce the harm of corrosive and stinky batches of sherm (that will either way be smoked) by exfoliating it somehow into some form of cleaner and not so deadly angel dust
Ok so exfoliating refers to skin and the shedding of topmost dermal layers and shit, right? And it’s not that you’re using some kind of “cleaner” so much as you’re talking about a non-polar solvent. Some things are polar, others non-polar. Water is polar because each molecule has a positively charged side (by the two hydrogen electrons, H₂) and a negatively charged side (by the lonesome oxygen accepting the two electrons, O; together being H₂O). It’s for this reason that water conducts electricity. Each molecule is like a miniature battery with a negative and a positive end…
Meanwhile oils are generally non-polar, and that makes sense, right? After all: oil will float on water, and when mixed they separate back out rapidly upon standing. Think of Italian dressing for a moment wherein oil is on top and vinegar (5% acetic acid + 95% water) is on the bottom and the bottle needs shaking to mix before you pour it.
Ok so then chemicals that have an amine, NH₃—which comes from the word “ammonia” btw—have the aforementioned property of being able to bond with acids to form corresponding salts that are water-soluble. They are otherwise oil-(non-polar)-soluble. And then they can lose this acid molecule and return back to being a freebase alkaloid once more. Chemists exploit this property to shed both polar + non-polar impurities during an acid/base extraction.
without seeming like some street punk who's only done dxm acid base extractions, and whom might be in some people's eyes not worthy of such information that would really be just helpful and more easily understandable if it was done in a "for dummies" type of way...
Come on, man, no one is gonna take you by the hand and write up a walkthrough for you to assist in your quest to preserve your stash of PCP dippers, especially when you can easily find a tutorial on how to perform a proper A/B extraction and form that Sherm into Angel Dust.
Basically what I'm trying to say is... I didn't understand your chemistry jargon
You’re gonna have to do
some of the work here, you know? No one is gonna spoon-feed this to you the way you’d like. But many things in life worth doing take hard work and determination. Look up the chemistry jargon you didn’t understand.
and I'm not even sure if you understood what I was asking...
(It’s the other way around.)
I just want to find a way to turn sherm into some form of angel dust and not have it be more complicated then a dxm extraction...
Sure, and I just want to be able to walk into the nearest pub and buy myself a round of blotter acid (make it a double) and 150 mg of molly with a side order to-go of two Xanny bars + an 8-ball of crystal meth,
s’il vous plaît.
It’s really not complicated, but you’ve got to check your expectations a bit here. Clandestine chemistry lab work is a lot harder than Univeristy-or-industry-equipped lab work, but it isn’t impossible to accomplish some of the moves you’d need to do. You just have to adopt a more “can-do” attitude, I think.
I mean surely this MUST be possible...
MUST it?
I've seen parsley dipped wetsticks on rare occasion crystallize just sitting in a plastic bag... I'm sure those conditions can be repeated more efficiently in an actual extraction somehow... that's simple?
Depends on
whom you ask.
PM me if it makes ya feel better...
It doesn’t; I‘m here to share knowledge and perspective, and to show support and hopefully morale for those among us bravely demonstrating civil disobedience over the subject of drug prohibition.
Just if you can... please do help... this problem is getting tiresome...
Thanks...
Well… just
do learn this time around. You’re picking up on a thread after a five-year hiatus, you know. Makes it ironic that you’re complaining the problem is getting tiresome. You’re the one responsible for learning this stuff, ya know… either way, good luck
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