Solipsis
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That's not really true, they are both made up of hydrocarbon fractions originating from oil (simple alkanes basically), naphtha has relatively light, short-chained and volatile ones in it, like a mixture of pentane, hexane, heptane, isohexane, etc, etc.
What's called terpentine or turpentine may contain somewhat heavier hydrocarbons and aromatic shit like benzene but it depends on the quality and purpose of the product. Other than that they are more or less the same. Maybe you were thinking of heavier fractions that go under different names, S.A. , from light to heavy it goes naphtha < petroleum ether < kerosine, for example... but household products carry other names like 'wasbenzine' in my country which roughly translates to 'washing benzine'.
The more pure and light the fraction is, the better it's suited for DMT extraction. I don't know exactly which specific hydrocarbon is most suited for dissolving freebase DMT (and not other chemicals), maybe n-pentane, idk.
What's called terpentine or turpentine may contain somewhat heavier hydrocarbons and aromatic shit like benzene but it depends on the quality and purpose of the product. Other than that they are more or less the same. Maybe you were thinking of heavier fractions that go under different names, S.A. , from light to heavy it goes naphtha < petroleum ether < kerosine, for example... but household products carry other names like 'wasbenzine' in my country which roughly translates to 'washing benzine'.
The more pure and light the fraction is, the better it's suited for DMT extraction. I don't know exactly which specific hydrocarbon is most suited for dissolving freebase DMT (and not other chemicals), maybe n-pentane, idk.