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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Fri Feb 12, 2010 6:09 pm | |
| - NDC wrote:
- Did you try Qglass.com yet? They would probably do it for a reasonable price.
Hey Nick, I got in touch with Dan from Qglass. They are going to make custom lids with 24/40 joints for my 2 gallon GW jars. The cost will be about 1/4 the cost of the other shop. Thanks again you just saved me about $400.00! | |
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NDC Admin
Number of posts : 599 Age : 43 Location : beyond the veil Registration date : 2008-12-26
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Fri Feb 12, 2010 10:18 pm | |
| Ah, that's great news! I new Qoop would be able to do it for a reasonable price. I might get the same thing made for my big mason jar. | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Mon May 03, 2010 7:52 pm | |
| Hey guys! It has been awhile since I've posted anything. I did something wrong with the dew/ rainwater and lost the salts that were forming. I do have some photos of the GW I've been working on since late January. I have been using a 2L flask to distill approx 7.6 liters of GW. I have been filling the flask about 3/4... reduce to about 1/4 then cool and add more GW. I have about one more cycle of GW left then the entire 7.6 liters will have been distilled for the 1st time. I'm hopeful and excited that this path will yield the best results so far that I've attempted. Crystals are starting to form quite abundantly [img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img] Thanks again Nick...God bless! | |
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Zosimo
Number of posts : 383 Registration date : 2009-01-19
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Sat May 15, 2010 2:38 pm | |
| Hi Bros., In the collectanea chemica Philalethes wrote, about GW: "whatsoever is imbibed by the water, let it be poured off by decanting; let it be strained, or purged, per deliquium; then filter it through a glass. Let fresh water be poured on, and reiterate the work till the salt become pure, then join this vastly stinking salt with your last spirit and cohobate it. Praised be the name of the Lord. Amen". I've underlined what I can't understand. What does it mean to filter through a glass? thank you.
Goood job Kevin!
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Frank
Number of posts : 83 Registration date : 2010-02-12
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Sun May 16, 2010 8:07 am | |
| Hi Zosimo, filter through glass means either to filter through glass filters like the chemists use eg. on top of a buchner funnel or through glass wool. See Fulcanelli in Dwellings of the Philosophers when he filtered sulphuric acid through glass wool. Frank | |
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Zosimo
Number of posts : 383 Registration date : 2009-01-19
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Sun May 16, 2010 6:39 pm | |
| Hi Frank, I supposed it was something more primitive... I found this glass filter somewhere else, may be in Reusenstein, and looking for "buchner funnel" in wilki I've found this: "It is used in organic chemistry labs to assist in collecting recrystallized compounds. The suction allows the wet recrystallized compound to dry out such that the pure dried crystal compound is left remaining. However, it is often the case that further drying is required, by an oven or other means, in order to remove as much residual solvent as possible".It does mean that you're supposed to filter and keep the crystals or that you're simply filtrating more strongly the liquid? I suppose it's the second case because of the straination & purgation of the previous phrase and because there are not crystals yet... So it means "filter the best as you can", ehn? There are no double or triple estoeric meaning? ...Ouch! Zosimo | |
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Frank
Number of posts : 83 Registration date : 2010-02-12
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Mon May 17, 2010 5:22 am | |
| Zosimo, - Quote :
- "It is used in organic chemistry labs to assist in collecting recrystallized compounds. The suction allows the wet recrystallized compound to dry out such that the pure dried crystal compound is left remaining. However, it is often the case that further drying is required, by an oven or other means, in order to remove as much residual solvent as possible".
It means that you have to supersaturate the compound (crystals, unsolubles and solvent) by evaporating it in gentle heat so that the crystals precipitate and the rest of the solvent gets sucked off. Frank | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Mon May 17, 2010 7:38 pm | |
| Hey all, I have reduced the CM to this brownish black mass and boy does it smell. I got side tracked a couple days ago and had a bit of over flow while it was still in the flask... The smell spread throughout the house. ( my wife wasn't to pleased). [img] [/img][img] [/img] This material smells pretty much like a rotting corpse. I'm drying it outside in a small toaster oven at about 150F. I've distilled the spirit for the second time so far and the crystals come over at an even lower temp than before and look cleaner. [img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img] I'm very excited at this point! I have to go over Nicks book on this process to make sure I work with the CM properly. Hope you like the photos guys! Love the work! God bless! | |
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Kirk
Number of posts : 248 Age : 64 Location : Canada Registration date : 2010-03-10
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Mon May 17, 2010 8:44 pm | |
| Hi Kevin, thanks for the photos, they really help the words! And the smell must have been intense, I can't imagine the days when an entire village may contributed to ones' Work Phew! | |
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NDC Admin
Number of posts : 599 Age : 43 Location : beyond the veil Registration date : 2008-12-26
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Tue May 18, 2010 5:51 pm | |
| When I do evaporations of GW outside in my small toaster oven, it doesn't stink up the whole yard. Once you get a few feat away, the wind disperses it so much that it can't be smelled.
So even if the whole neighborhood was doing these processes, it wouldn't smell. Also, the only time alchemists were doing a lot of work at the same time together, was during the reign of some king (can't remember his name) who had teams of alchemists working on finding a way to make the stone. They all lived in the same area, in "town house" style buildings, like apartments, but houses that were right against each other. They did all their evaporations in the fireplaces, so the fumes would go high above the village. But they were evaporating dangerous chemicals and even mercury, yet mercury can't actually make it all the way up the chimney -- it condenses very quickly to form rain drops of metal that fall down everywhere around the crucible with trails of smoke.
I once heat mercury and sulfur together in a pyrex test tube, using a little butane torch. Some of the mercury bonded to the sulfer to make a bright red cinnabar, and the extra went bursting out of the tube, then rained down as I described above. But no, I didn't get mercury poisoning thank god. It was quite a sight to behold though.
That was back in my early days of alchemy research, when I was still a teenager. It's so wonderful and yet bittersweet to look back on the days when I believed in the monatomicc nonsense and the use of all sorts of chemicals to make the Stone. Now the correct path has been found, and it uses nothing but morning dew, or the human fluids if for some reason you can obtain enough dew, or the good Lord didn't bless your work and allow you to succeed with the dew process. | |
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Kirk
Number of posts : 248 Age : 64 Location : Canada Registration date : 2010-03-10
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Wed May 19, 2010 7:34 am | |
| Hey Nick, thanks for sharing that experience. I would have liked to see that mercury moment just don't let the Hasmat Paranoid Team know, or an overdrawn lockdown takes place.
Imagine a whole village of Adepts working openly together... ah... If the world be that innocent...
Glad to hear you're working on your projects
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SonofSol
Number of posts : 50 Age : 39 Registration date : 2008-12-27
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Wed May 19, 2010 8:50 am | |
| Actually its not paranoia, mercury is HIGHLY difficult to remove from an area, it produces an insidious onset of toxicity during chronic low level esposure which can take months to years to manifest symptoms by that time the damage is done, its the 3rd most toxic element known to man...
Case History of Mercury Intoxication Alfred Stock 1926
Alfred Stock was an experimentalist who made significant contributions to chemistry and designed several important chemical instruments. He worked on the creation of new boron and silicon compounds and the development of the chemical high-vacuum apparatus , which allowed him to work with volatile materials. The latter part of his life was particularly devoted to the study of mercury and mercury poisoning and, in particular, developing precautionary guidelines for other scientists to follow in order to avoid suffering from it. Stock contracted mercury poisoning while working with the substance in laboratories since his time in school; he was afflicted with the disease the rest of his life.
http://www.mercurymadness.org/getdatafile.aspx?dataid=96
And remmember if you are to remove mercury fillings, DO NOT do it at a reg dentist, these quacks will just remove it without ANY protection, and i would replace it with the filling known by the name of Diamond lite, and not the other plast ones that contain Bisphenol A, a gender bender, still ANYTHING is a trillion times better to have in your mouth than mercury...
Safe Removal of Amalgam Fillings
http://www.iaomt.org/articles/files/files288/Safe%20Removal%20of%20Amalgam%20Fillings.pdf | |
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Kirk
Number of posts : 248 Age : 64 Location : Canada Registration date : 2010-03-10
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Wed May 19, 2010 5:06 pm | |
| Hi SonofSol, Yes it's nasty I know, it's just in our new nervous society, there is no fooling around. You break an old themometer in a building, it gets shut down. Suddenly somebody owes 1/2 Million. It makes a person quiet if in possession. Google the guy sitting in a pool of it... And by the way if it is that toxic, how does the Mercury Fountain in Spain still exist? The world price of a Flask has plumetted due to the bans. Maybe it's the Gov't, buying all the decent Geodes up, making Gold, one ounce at a time! | |
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SonofSol
Number of posts : 50 Age : 39 Registration date : 2008-12-27
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 20, 2010 8:05 am | |
| I have seen that pic and its not a matter of opinion or debate, its a PROVEN and KNOWN fact that mercury is a deadly element, not something to be taken lightly, and he was on the mercury for a very short time not enough to be struck with acute poisoning, Nick was just very lucky that nothing happened to him most people that blow up mercury end up with not the best day of their life, and in some cases the last... | |
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Kirk
Number of posts : 248 Age : 64 Location : Canada Registration date : 2010-03-10
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 20, 2010 9:18 am | |
| Hi SonofSol, let me be perfectly clear, I, in no way suggest Mercury is a safe element. Mercury, if handled, should always be done with gloves, googles and a mask with special vapour respritory filters.
It was simply a social comment. So I give that round to you, as this forum is not for debate, only practical disscussion. This site is not 'that other site'.
God Bless and much Success! | |
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Frank
Number of posts : 83 Registration date : 2010-02-12
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 20, 2010 9:39 am | |
| Hi guys, I was sceptical about the danger of mercury poisoning. Because I know if you ingest it it gets hardly absorbed and comes out unchanged.The reason why some jerk bathes in it. But when the dentist drills it out it gets vapourised and then it gets absorbed and is as Son of Sol says deadly poisoneous. But I did the most stupid thing. I distilled mercury and raked it off then while still hot from a big test tube about 4 inches in diameter. I did not use any mercury mask or protective clothes. The result: I lost 2 molars. My right eye went down 2 dioptries and my hairline was receding at the temples. It took me 3-4 months to test and take all the vitamins,minerals, trace elements, enzymes, homeopathic remedies, herbs, and other stuff in order to release all the poisons. A layman does not have a chance except maybe shots of mercaprol. This stuff is so mean that it continues to degenerate your health endlessly when you don't completely cleanse your body from it. So I agree with Son of Sol about the danger of mercury. Frank | |
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yeshua
Number of posts : 65 Registration date : 2009-01-15
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 20, 2010 1:12 pm | |
| HEY NICKS BACK!!!!! I was starting to worry. Been busy in the lab lately I bet.
Mercury is a funny thing when it comes to its toxinity. Personally I'd rather not find out the hard way.
And Kirk. I caught what your talking about with the government buying the geodes. You know about that one to huh? I've never tried it because of the aforsaid dangers. | |
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Kirk
Number of posts : 248 Age : 64 Location : Canada Registration date : 2010-03-10
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 20, 2010 3:18 pm | |
| Hi Yeshua, yes, best to leave the slippery shiny stuff alone. and yes I have tried that one without success but now I understand why the failure, though I will not try again. Funny though around 2001, somebody or somebodies, was buying up all the special rocks( this was informed to myself by an old timer). Seems to me some time-traveller must have figuring out the science here on Earth! Just like Kirk and Spock, in old San Fran, making a communicator... oh... that was a TV show. Now youz guys know how I spent my youth! And Yes, great to hear from Nick again | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Fri May 21, 2010 10:21 am | |
| Hey Nick, I've Dried the CM to the point where about half of it is a very very thick resin the rest is very dry. It still smells but not nearly as intense. Do I keep drying at around 150F till the whole mass is very dry? It looks like the low temp is not calcifying which is a good thing right? Here are a few pics. [img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img] The purple hue is not light hitting the lens it is reflecting off the CM. The light is 2 40w fluorescent bulbs behind the camera. I didn't use a flash. | |
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Zosimo
Number of posts : 383 Registration date : 2009-01-19
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Sat May 22, 2010 6:08 am | |
| Hi Kevin, It's funny that the first calcination look more dry than the last in these pics. GW really takes in a lot of wet...! Ultimately: you all Bros.... think that the spirit & caput united can produce crystals just evaporating or that it's better to distillate a little more until the flux... And, Kevin, I've found one of your ancestors on the web... " border="0" alt=""/> But in some pics JS Bach looks more like you... Zosimo | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Sun May 23, 2010 4:21 pm | |
| Zosimo, I turned the temp up to 160F. I hope this is not to hot, I don't think it is though. The CM is about 90% dry now. Hmm Interesting photo. | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Tue May 25, 2010 11:47 pm | |
| Hey guys, The CM finally dried! [img] [/img] I put it in a flask then added the spirit to it. I will now let it digest for several weeks. [img] [/img][img] [/img][img] [/img] Nick, I sealed the flask with furnace cement for the digestion. It seals very hard. | |
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Zosimo
Number of posts : 383 Registration date : 2009-01-19
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 27, 2010 5:21 pm | |
| Kevin said The CM finally dried!Looks really pretty! Kevin said I sealed the flask with furnace cement for the digestion. It seals very hard.Don't understand why. Tolkien could express it this way... A though to think it A seal to close it An hammer to break it. Zosimo | |
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kevinpaw123
Number of posts : 217 Age : 60 Location : Garrsion, Minnesota Registration date : 2009-01-25
| Subject: Re: GW method may be much faster and safer though Thu May 27, 2010 9:32 pm | |
| Zosimo, Funny!!! | |
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