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== Lazyman's Tek solution thickness ==<br />
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As a newbie in dmt extraction i searched the forum for answers to my problem, but didn't find any.<br />
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So i followed the lazymans extraction tek, wich gave me a few succeeded pulls already. I heared adding heat to the process will help to get higher yields.<br />
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My recipe is to use 15ml and 1gr Sodium Hydroxide per gram of powdered MHRB. I first started with adding the Sodium Hydroxide to tap water in a glass container. Next i added the powered MHRB. After gaving it a well stirr for a few minutes, i let the solution sit down over the night. Next morning i opened up the glass container and stirred it again. I set up a cooking pot on the kichten stove, filled with water and a ceramic bowl on the bottom to prevent the glass container from touching the hot bottom of the cooking pot.<br />
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When the water was hot, i opened up the glass container once again to stirr. There i saw that the solution i prepared was suddenly much, much thicker. Actually so thick it was a syrup-like substance. This didnt happen at earlier extractions, using the exact same method. After i saw the solution had thickened i still put it into the hot water and let it be for about half an hour.<br />
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--> Does anyone know how/why the basified solution suddenly became much thicker? I believe 80gr MHRB, 75gr lye over 1,2litres of water wouldnt make it this syrup-like.<br />
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After the solution was hot bathed in the cooking pot, i added 75ml of naphtha while stirring this still hot substance. When i turned the pot over, to let the naptha reach the basified solution at the bottom, the glass container cracked its bottom out by pressure from the inside. I just basified fresh MHRB, did no pulls from it just yet so i just put a plastic foil over the broken glass container, to prevent the just added naphtha to evaporate till i have a new glass container.<br />
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--> Does heating the solution(=MHRB,sodium hyroxide,water), make it more easy for the MHRB to be broken down by the basified solution?<br />
--> Does heating the solution, with naphtha added, make more plant fats extract?(=cause that the spice turns a more yellowish color)<br />
--> Is it helpfull at all that i heat the solution 2 times? once to basify the root bark, once when i added the naphtha before each pull.<br />
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I a new to the forum, i would like to contribute with my findings and faults. Maybe somone can help me?<br />
Thanks a lot guys :)</div>Utsahihttps://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Talk:Lazyman%27s_tekTalk:Lazyman's tek2015-11-22T13:29:29Z<p>Utsahi: /* Lazyman's Tek solution thickness */ new section</p>
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<div>It's good to see other people besides amor_fati and me working on the Wiki. Some extra markup for the headings is needed but the main load has been done, thank you for your hard work. --[[User:TheTraveler|TheTraveler]] 22:23, 17 February 2009 (UTC)<br />
<br />
Yes, excellent work. Welcome aboard!--[[User:Amor fati|amor_fati]] 03:13, 18 February 2009 (UTC)<br />
<br />
== Lazyman's Tek solution thickness ==<br />
<br />
As a newbie in dmt extraction i searched the forum for answers to my problem, but didn't find any.<br />
<br />
So i followed the lazymans extraction tek, wich gave me a few succeeded pulls already. I heared adding heat to the process will help to get higher yields.<br />
<br />
<br />
My recipe is to use 15ml and 1gr Sodium Hydroxide per gram of powdered MHRB. I first started with adding the Sodium Hydroxide to tap water in a glass container. Next i added the powered MHRB. After gaving it a well stirr for a few minutes, i let the solution sit down over the night. Next morning i opened up the glass container and stirred it again. I set up a cooking pot on the kichten stove, filled with water and a ceramic bowl on the bottom to prevent the glass container from touching the hot bottom of the cooking pot.<br />
<br />
When the water was hot, i opened up the glass container once again to stirr. There i saw that the solution i prepared was suddenly much, much thicker. Actually so thick it was a syrup-like substance. This didnt happen at earlier extractions, using the exact same method. After i saw the solution had thickened i still put it into the hot water and let it be for about half an hour.<br />
<br />
--> Does anyone know how/why the basified solution suddenly became much thicker? I believe 80gr MHRB, 75gr lye over 1,2litres of water wouldnt make it this syrup-like.<br />
<br />
After the solution was hot bathed in the cooking pot, i added 75ml of naphtha while stirring this still hot substance. When i turned the pot over, to let the naptha reach the basified solution at the bottom, the glass container cracked its bottom out by pressure from the inside. I just basified fresh MHRB, did no pulls from it just yet so i just put a plastic foil over the broken glass container, to prevent the just added naphtha to evaporate till i have a new glass container.<br />
<br />
--> Does heating the solution(=MHRB,sodium hyroxide,water), make it more easy for the MHRB to be broken down by the basified solution?<br />
--> Does heating the solution, with naphtha added, make more plant fats extract?(=cause that the spice turns a more yellowish color)<br />
--> Is it helpfull at all that i heat the solution 2 times? once to basify the root bark, once when i added the naphtha before each pull.<br />
<br />
<br />
I a new to the forum, i would like to contribute with my findings and faults. Maybe somone can help me?<br />
Thanks a lot guys :)</div>Utsahi