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PF Liquor Tek
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Ok... I just purchased a bottle of 95% ethyl alcohol (everclear) to use in the PF Liquor Tek extraction of Psilocybin. The tek calls for 200 proof (100% pure ethyl alcohol) but also says that the 95% ethy will work however the 5% h2o is a negative.

How can I elimante the 5% water from the everclear in order to have a remaining 100% pure anhydrous ethyl alchahol?

(wow..I cannot spell at all)


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: sill_o_cin]
    #362051 -

you need:
an airtight tupperware (big enough to put inside 2 plastic cups)
2 cups
drierite or dessicant
put in one cup the drierite and fill the other with alcohol.
Put the 2 cups in the tupperware and close it, in a couple days all the water will be absorbed by the drierite


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: CLuB99]
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CluBB99:

Thank you very much.

I should have thought of that but thanks

Later



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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: sill_o_cin]
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There is a much easier way to do that. Keep putting salt in the bottle till no more will dissolve. Then you will have an alcohol layer on top and water layer on the bottom. I have done this before with rubbing alcohol and I know it works. Also a good way to turn cheap liquor into moonshine!

peace


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: jeremyb]
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somebody please confirm that this salt method works. it sound too good to be true. i can brew sugar water up to 22%. this you be excellent since the salt could be reused.

jeremy - does the alcohol taste of salt or is none at all absorbed?



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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: blackout]
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well fuck me. i just did a search and found this.

http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_manual/manual12.html

good bit on solar stills too
http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_manual/manual15.html


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: blackout]
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The water absorbs all of the salt, so there is no salt in the alcohol.

peace


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: sill_o_cin]
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can you send me the tek or the link? this sounds pretty interesting


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: NUKINFUTZ]
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ive been trying it and cant get it to work. i put in 15% wine with lots of salt (normal sodium chloride). i think it only works with very high alcohol solutions.

but i found a university website describing seperating 50% solution with potassium carbonate. does anybody know about this.
also the biofuel website talks about adding lime to alcohol


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: sill_o_cin]
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Where did you purchase the everclear, every state that I go NY, NJ, FL says is iligal to sell it, I live in NY maximun is 160% proof.
(I think this law is very stupid).


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: LOBO]
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I know Everclear is available in NC (was a few months ago at any rate). However if you are going to go through the trouble of making the ethanol anhydrous, why not start with Vodka?


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Re: PF Liquor Tek [Re: sill_o_cin]
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OK so the salt is water soluble, not alchohol soluble....so it disolves into the water, not the alchohol.....you now have salt water,that is way heavier that alchohol...it seperates into two layers and you dump the top0 layer (alchohol)into another cup)..

With the wine... did you stir it well?then let it sit undisturbed? if so and it still didnt work i would say that the water in the wine was saturated with other minerals or something and wouldnt disolve any more salt...

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