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Making a plant resin

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Hello Eroids community,

I've researched into this topic for quite sometime and haven't been able to find any information on chemistry forums on how to make a Resin from a plant or bark. If there's anyone here who has any experience with this topic or can point me In the direction I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you

Simon

Pale's picture

I have done BHO extraction many times. But I am not sure that is what you are interested in. Use as pure a butane as you can find, at least 5x purified

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Would naphtha work?

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Edit

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Depends on the grade of naphtha, in some countries, yes.

In the usa, naphtha seems to be a catch all word, and the answer tends to be, NO.

All chemicals in the given solvent have to have a low enough boiling point, if one of the components has a higher boiling point, it will remain in the resin as a possible poison.

Rick Simpson's website does cover this.

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Just letting you know every time you reply, I bow. Can you accept my fr and I'll tell you what I'm planning? After that you can un friend me

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I'll tell you what I'm planning?

Plausible deniability.

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Sir yes sir, thank you for your replies

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Depends on the plant I would think.

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What does it mean when the resin form states the name of the plant followed by a 15x or 30x and how do I measure that or concert the resin into that equation

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Have you read up on "Rick Simpson Oil" ??

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Yes

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Any bark? A specific bark? Mimosa Tenuiflora/Hostilis root bark?

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No

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Super Critical Liquid Extraction.

Liquid CO2, at temperature and pressure becomes a super solvent. Slowly bleed off pressure, co2 becomes a gas leaving behind said resin.

Easy peasy,.............. equipment is fairly spendy.

ETA: the above is the short layman language version.

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I think a pressure cooker will work aswell

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1500 psi in a pressure cooker??%$#@#$???

BOOOOOM.

But have at it if you want.

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How long?

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How long?

How long ???? How long till what???,........... how long till you're picking pieces of pressure cooker out of your ass ??

Well, that would depend on how long you were unconscious after the explosion.

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Oh shit, never mind

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Some of the extraction processes they do, go up to 5000 psi.

You're into very high pressure to extreme pressure vessels made out of high grade stainless.

At the pressures and temperature involved, the super critical fluids will eventually take a toll on the materials the pressure vessel is made of.

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Can you explain the Fourier transforms? By the way I sent you a friend request, it is an honor to engage in discussion with you.

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Can you explain the Fourier transforms

Are you sure you don't want the inverse ??

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They way I know is take plant immerse in ever clear and then soak then boil.
Once reduced use a cheesecloth to strain out plant matter from remaining liquid.
Add remaining liquid into preferably a ceramic coated frying pan keep reducing using a silicon scraper to keep folding it until completely reduced into a resin or oil depending on what you have extracted from all alcohol will eventually evaporate.

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You can also use everclear which in not denatured.Makes a great solvent.Google Rick simpson( thanks to the other poster that corrected without calling me out)he shows how to make the cure from Ganga or google Phoenix Tears, it too will explain using alcohol as an extractor.

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Isopropyl extraction

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Acetone extraction,.......... has a lower boiling point than isopropyl.

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Isopropyl extraction

You will need the harder to find 99% isopropyl.

The 50 % 70% and 91% varieties will waste your time and plant mater.

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Thanks for the tip! This might be useful in the near future.