StagnantReaction
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How accurate is your scale? You need to know the overall weight of the powder you're going to dilute.
A friend of mine has had 2c-e in its original amber bottle, in a cool place and sealed in a mason jar filler with oxygen absorbers and moisture absorbers included; for 2 years now! There is no noticeable loss from what i can tell.
He also has aMT stored in the same way; 3 years have past, there is no notable loss in potency ether! Is his way of storing chem., The Right Way!
lysergication said:hello there,
I've just acquired some 4-ho-mipt and having no mg scale, I was wondering what's the best solvent for a long term storage for my 4-ho-mipt ?
I've read that 4-ho-mipt was not very soluble in water. Ethanol would be ok ?
Thanks in advance...
kinesis420 said:I have obtained a 3 dram amber vial with attached dropper. I have measured out 100mg of DOC to mix with 150 counted drops of distilled water. The resulting mixture should be accurate to .75mg a drop if I'm not mistaken. It will be sealed quickly to avoid evaporative loss, then put in the refridgerator.
is this going to work or am I best leaving it dry? I hear of potency loss when using liquids. please let me know, thank you - k.
is alcohol better? how about voss water - i hear it's the purest
100/150=.6 repeating, not .75kinesis420 said:I have obtained a 3 dram amber vial with attached dropper. I have measured out 100mg of DOC to mix with 150 counted drops of distilled water. The resulting mixture should be accurate to .75mg a drop if I'm not mistaken. It will be sealed quickly to avoid evaporative loss, then put in the refridgerator.
is this going to work or am I best leaving it dry? I hear of potency loss when using liquids. please let me know, thank you - k.
is alcohol better? how about voss water - i hear it's the purest
How soluble is DOC in water/alcohol? Does it require acidification?
fastandbulbous said:Don't know the solubility of DOC in water, but the one thing I can say is that it will not require acidification to help it dissolve as every sample I've heard of is DOC hydrochloride and you only acidify in order to dissolve freebase compounds (which forms the appropriate salt with the acid in the acidic solution)