Absinthe Ritual
February 28th, 2007This is the classic method used in the pre ban area
This is the classic method used in the pre ban area
Prohibition Creates War
February 26th, 2007Extracting Mescaline from Cacti
February 19th, 2007How to Make Hashish
February 6th, 2007
PCP In The Street
February 5th, 2007From the mouth of the mouthpeices; some real folks who love PCP. Angel Dust, You know; some of that Illy.
Crystal Meth Amphetamine and HIV - The Connection
January 26th, 2007How To Cultivate Mushrooms
January 23rd, 2007A Timeless Religion
December 30th, 2006The Shaman even today is a widely unknown figure in culture. A figure that is intimately related to our very roots, to our very souls perhaps. Here is a short preview from several humans in the amazon rain forest.
Cocaine Production Documentaries
December 27th, 2006Watch two short documentaries about cocaine and the culture around cocaine production.
Mescaline Extraction Part 1
December 7th, 2006
About Mescaline
Mescaline is a naturally occurring psychedelic with a long history of human use. It is best known as the primary active chemical in the peyote cactus.
Chemical Formula : C11H17NO3
Chemical Weight : 211.26
Melting Point : 35-36° C (non-salt?)
Melting Point : 183-186° C (Sulfate dihydrate)
Melting Point : 181° C (Hydrochloride)
Soluability in water (the more soluable it is in water, the more mescaline will be extracted from the plant material in an aqueous extraction).
The two most commonly produced synthetic forms of mescaline are mescaline hydrochloride and mescaline sulfate which have very similar dosages. Mescaline sulfate is 11% heavier than mescaline hydrochloride, meaning it takes 11% _more_ mescaline sulfate by weight to get the same effects as a certain amount of mescaline hydrochloride.
If an acid–base–solvent extraction is done on the plant material the result is freebase mescaline. Freebase mescaline is 15% lighter than mescaline hydrochloride (and 25% lighter than mescaline sulfate), thereby requiring 15% _less_ material by weight for the same dose as mescaline hydrochloride. However, most (if not all) extractions end with the freebase being turned into a salt. If the extracted mescaline is not converted to a salt and the solvent is evaporated, it can readily form a salt with the carbon dioxide in the air, forming Mescaline carbonate (molecular weight unknown?).
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