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back then we couldn't have known it would be useful but defiently now maybe it is to identify unique oil oxidation byproducts induced by mixing with tren and if we can compare some of the findings to photons test and find similiarities
why would he do different tests?
Not different tests, a different set up of his equipment. Otherwise what explains tren degradation products showing up in this new test but not the one where it was specifically degraded?.
Again i have to ask " Why would he do this" ? is there something im missing here? Serious
Maybe he didn’t want you to think you guys were wasting your money. If it just kept coming back blank it makes sense he would adjust things.
i'm not entirely sure how to read gcms reports either, This whole experiment was a little over my head , lol , jk , but at least theres some effort being made, and it did provide some useful data, again a little outta my pay grade so ,Have a Grateful Day
@janoshik
You might be getting confused. Two different tren projects are In This thread. The first tren project was regarding the color variance and degradation of raw materials via heat exposure. This second project is ultimately concerned with plastics leeching into finished projects from processing /filtering. Im pretty sure all material is undergoing the same testing but additionally testing for plastics in second test run? I have a hard time following what is happening in here sometimes too.
The screening method is the same though. The question is has peak 3 been seen on any other GCMS reports or was there some change to GC injection method or column conditions. My take is nothing special was done to pick up the peak at 15.442 min. I asked Jano.
All the peaks add up to the roughly 4% other. Two different raws? In the raw?
higher dose, different degradation factors. different vial life, different oils & raw product. different brewing.
I'm sure you've shared it already, but how much was one of these tests?
See the GCMS model thread. Compendium of all the GCMS tests we have.
Sorry I meant would we see apparent leeched plastic in a lower concentration vial. Or am I totally missing the point here and it's more leeched plastic?
I think I follow what you’re asking….certain “solvents” are more responsible for disintegrating the plastic than others. So the higher the concentration of the corrosive solvent, within the finished oil, the more likely plastics will be found in the sample. Theoretically some products will be more affected than others.
