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#1
 2003-09-02, 22:52
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buzzkill 
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pill coatings
I am thinking that it would be possible to remove pill coatings using an acidic dh20,
This should remove the watersoluable coating, and leave the ephi un touched.
any thoughts
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#2
 2003-09-02, 23:29
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kirby 
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Re: pill coatings
yeah,,if you use an acidic dnh2o then it may turn the psuedo into a freebase,,which means you will have to change your extraction solvent,,,ive noticed some coatings will not break down but are filtered on psuedo extraction ,,,,,you could try a mini hot acetone wash to see if it removes the coating,it does for some of them
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#3
 2003-09-02, 23:31
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buzzkill 
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Re: pill coatings
quote:Originally posted by kirby:
yeah,,if you use an acidic dnh2o then it may turn the psuedo into a freebase,,which means you will have to change your extraction solvent,,,ive noticed some coatings will not break down but are filtered on psuedo extraction ,,,,,you could try a mini hot acetone wash to see if it removes the coating,it does for some of them
Dry acetone, right?
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#4
 2003-09-02, 23:50
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kirby 
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Re: pill coatings
yes mate, always dry acetone
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#5
 2003-09-03, 00:42
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buzzkill 
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Re: pill coatings
hey kirby, Are U the smatrest man in the world? Every post I have seen from U in my limited exp., knowledge, and opinion, Has got to be the most simplistic, straight forward, and competant out there. Thanx for all the work and patience, on behaf of anyone who ever aked a stupid q.
THANX!!!!!!!!!!!!! {  }
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