Hmmm, that's interesting. Am I interpreting this correctly?rosstaman said:Temperature=
The following is an excerpt from a book by Ed Rosenthal.
"THC's boiling point is 393F (200C) but active vapors form at almost 100 degrees lower. MJ's active components turn to vapor between 260 -392 degrees F (126 - 200C). The ideal temperature for vaporization is subject to debate, but is usually suggested in the range 330-375 degrees F (165 - 190C). Smoke begins to form at temperatures over 360 degrees F (182C). When the temp goes over the 400 degree F (204C) mark, tars and other undesirable compounds such as benzene and dioxins are released. When ignited the temperature soars to 600 degrees or higher."
It's saying THC's boiling point is 200C, but vapors from MJ's "active ingredients" can form as low as 126C. Also, that smoke begins to form at 182C+ before THC's boiling point, but the "bad smoke" starts to form at 315C+
Thanks for sharing, what book is it from?
Things like this really make we wish I had scientist to explain exactly how vaporization works with MJ. :/
Edit: Please use the following thread for general marijuana vaporization temp discussion, i.e. not specifically pertaining to the Extreme's thermal sensor readout.