Found this most interesting. Something to consider when extracting mescaline.
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Mescaline contamination by NaCl
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Ferretious
, Feb 15 2022 05:33 PM
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Ferretious
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Mycelium or your's?
Posted 15 February 2022 - 05:33 PM
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Mycelium or your's?
Posted 16 February 2022 - 03:15 AM
OK. This particular extraction was using H2SO4 resulting in sodium sulphate. I see the same thing happening with HCl, resulting in "Table Salt".
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Posted 20 February 2022 - 05:09 AM
I suspect my buddy Freddy ran into this same sodium sulfate salt problem a decade ago...
https://mycotopia.ne...scaline-extract
For sure it was a product of rushed chemistry. I believe that when allowed to separate properly there is very little sodium contamination of the non-polar solvent. Take your time, let the layers separate completely & this won't be an issue, regardless of the acid used.
https://mycotopia.ne...scaline-extract
For sure it was a product of rushed chemistry. I believe that when allowed to separate properly there is very little sodium contamination of the non-polar solvent. Take your time, let the layers separate completely & this won't be an issue, regardless of the acid used.
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