Le Junk
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i8an8th1 said:Bot are INSOLUABLE in cold petroleum ether..
Are you saying both ephedrine and psuedoephedrine are insoluble in petroleum ether? And if so, are you absolutely positive........like Merke Index positive?
i8an8th1 said:Bot are INSOLUABLE in cold petroleum ether..
i8an8th1 said:99% positive I found multipule sources saying so.. Run a few searchs on google..
Coolio said:Wait, so this whole time you've been going on about how magnificent the coke high is once it's been purified and no longer has ephedrine in it.... it's had ephedrine in it?
PabloSKBar said:^^ I for one (and am sure not the only one) do greatly appreciate the hard work and effort that you have put forth to help in the cleanup of a not so great (nowdays) drug.Unless one has experienced the great feeling(s) of Cocaine the way it used to be, they just can't/won't appreciate "the" drug of the '60s, '70s, and '80s as we knew it. Keep up the good work!!!
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captainballs said:
pvdoakie said:is there any quick way to tell what cut is corrupting your precious cocaine. That way you can skip any unneeded processes and cut to the chase and get rid of whats individual to you the whole spectrum is nice to cover but ill pass if for instance theres only amp as an active cut in my stuff. i think thats a fair question? btw i did a plane 99% alcohol extraction and got white colored residue anyone have any idea what this means? thanks in advance
Peruvian Cocaine said:Wow that is a great website and those sound like some easy to use kits, thx.
Le Junk said:Note: The ethyl alcohol must be exactly as I've described above. It must be 95% and 190 proof. 200 proof will not be sufficient.
Le Junk said:Because it's not 5% water.
Here is an example of 190 proof, ACS reagent ethanol alcohol.
http://www.sciencelab.com/page/S/PVAR/10412/SLE1036
Scroll down for the specs of this item...................
Now, compare their 190 proof to their 200 proof which actually does contain a trace amount of water, though still considered anhydrous. This can be confusing, I do understand.
vanlier said:Oh really? And why does it say on this website http://www.sciencelab.com/page/S/PVAR/10412/SLE1036
that your 190 proof anhydrous ethanol consists of 95% ethanol 200 proof PLUS 5% WATER?![]()
So why not using 200 proof Ethanol
Le Junk said:My info specifies using 95%. It says nothing of 200 proof, though it does mention in regards to many other adulterants (non-active one's for example), to use 200 proof (absolute) alcohol, so I would have to assume that it says to use 95% for a specific reason, for this specific adulterant, though it does not mention specifically what that is.
Now, your more than welcome to try the 200 proof. Let me know how it turns out when your finished. If it's a miracle, then I'll make a change.