Nontoxic Freebase Conversion of DMT

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Nontoxic Conversion

Nontoxic Hasty Freebase Conversion of DMT

This method is the most expedient and simplest method of freebase conversion. Materials Required Source Material: DMT Fumarate Solvents: Water Reagents/Desiccants: Sodium Carbonate Converted from Sodium Bicarbonate Equipment: Evaporation Dish Scraping Tools Mix DMT fumarate with an equal amount of sodium carbonate on the dish and moisten thoroughly. Allot adequate time and stirring for complete reaction. the fumaric acid undergoes reaction with the base, effectively neutralizing the acid and freeing the product in its pure alkaloid form, or freebase. Spread the mixture evenly across the dish. the product will have formed a non-polar oil, adhering to the dish. Add more water and carefully tilt across the dish, decant, and repeat until satisfied that all byproduct has been removed. the less water used, the less potential loss of product Commence with hasty crystallization process by firmly spreading the product across the dish until it thickens, then successively scraping and spreading the product until it thickens more, then spreading out and allowing to dry. the product will take on a hard, dry clay-like consistency and can be molded in the desired size and form

Nontoxic Freebase Conversion of DMT

Though completely nontoxic, this method is reportedly difficult for achieving a dry product, as moisture can be difficult to remove. Dissolve DMT fumarate completely in a small amount of water. Mix with a saturated solution of sodium carbonate until basic. Allow time for crystallization to occur. Collect and dry product thoroughly. Store in a cool, dark place in a sealed container, preferably protected from moisture and oxygen.