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Dosing liqid acid in water
#4088379 - 04/23/05 12:36 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Hi all, just wondering if its effective to dose liquid acid by putting the correct amount in a shot of water and chugging that down.
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: Edit]
#4088385 - 04/23/05 12:38 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Very bad idea, if there is any Chlorine in that water the LSD will be destroyed. Just drop it on your tongue, or drop in on your palm and lick it up.
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: Dark_Star]
#4088387 - 04/23/05 12:38 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Get some sugar cubes
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Dark_Star
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Yeah, they work great too....just be careful when dropping the doses on them; wear gloves and allow time for it to fully absorb before wrapping them up. Be careful when the vial is empty too....there is generally more LSD left in them then you realize.
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Cheers DarkStar... had no idea that could happen... do you know if the amount you need for a hit is too small to be measure out with a pipette?
Underhillmaster - was thinking of sugarcubes myself... I'd have to buy a whole box though... (could just pilfer some from a cafe admittedly)
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: Edit]
#4088477 - 04/23/05 01:03 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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You could ghetto measure like I used to. Take your 100 hit volume of liquid and pour into a Sweet Breath bottle. When combined, you get almost exactly 100 drops from the little Sweet Breath bottle:) It also flavors the sugar cubes hehe.
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: Edit]
#4088496 - 04/23/05 01:08 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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"The container size(food coloring bottles,sweet breath bottles, visine,ext) is used to determine this. Usually you figure how much liquid each container will hold drop wise and how many doses your making .With liquid potency varies greatly.If your making food coloring vials you get 100 of them and figure out how much 100 drops is and times that by 100 and mix your gram in it. Usually 2.5-5ml is 100 dose vile and is 10-12mg. of LSD" - Chinacat72
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: wandrnshaman]
#4089311 - 04/23/05 05:55 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Question which is slightly off-topic. Can some briefly cover the difference between chlorINE and chlorIDE? From my chemistry days I seem to remember it has something to do with the charge and electrons and such.
The reason I ask is because in the majority of professional publications (e.g. giving LSD to rodents) the LSD is dissolved in 0.9% NaCl (sodium chloride). Obviously the state of the Cl is such that the LSD is not broken down.
And while on the topic, what is "liquid LSD" usually dissolved in? Pure LSD is a powder, thus, isn't "liquid LSD" somewhat of a misnomer?
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: badchad]
#4089771 - 04/23/05 08:10 PM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Cheers for the help guys. Whats the best thing to mix the acid when sorting out drop dose ratios??
badchad - I think liquid acid is acid dizzolved in alcohol...
think ive just answered my ealier question... should I just use pure ethanol when mixing it??
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Re: Dosing liqid acid in water [Re: badchad]
#4090898 - 04/24/05 05:51 AM (18 years, 11 months ago) |
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Chlorine is the gaseous element, which is also soluble (to an extent, anyway) in water, and can be used to assist with the purifying drinking water, which is why water companies often bubble chlorine gas into water. Chloride is the ionic form, whereby a chlorine atom has gained one electron, and is commonly found in ionic compounds such as sodium chloride (salt). When dissolved in water, a compound such as sodium chloride dissociates into the constituent sodium ions (Na+) and chloride ions (Cl-), however, in the solid form (e.g. table salt) the sodium and chloride ions are bound together in a crystalline lattice.
No idea whether it would be chlorine atoms/molecules or chloride ions that would react with LSD.
Also, LSD is a solid product and occurs in the form of colourless crystals. As far as I am aware, "liquid acid" is simply LSD dissolved in deionised water. I'm not sure whether it is sufficiently soluble in ethanol to be able to form a homogenous solution. "LSD solution" would be a better name I suppose.
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