Since i dont have access to a scale i will have to measure the 2ce by dissolving it in water. I just wanto make sure my math is correct here. So i have 500mg of 2ce and if i dissolve it into 1000ml of water, or roughly 4 1/5 cups then for a 15mg dose i would then measure out 30ml, or 2 tbsp's of the water. correct?
correct, ASSUMING you have exactly 500 mg to begin with. vendors often send a bit more or less, and could make a mistake and send a lot more. also, i'd try to measure it with the metric system, not with cups and tbsps
The chem would be stable for a while, although you should use distilled water so there is no chlorine that will deteriorate the chem some, if not all..
500mg into 500ml of distilled water. 1mg/1ml. Measure doses using measuring glass. 15ml dose would be 15mg. easy peasy. ?
Ok, i ended up ordering a small 0.01 scale, i guess ill just do 1/2cup of water with 250mg, to be safe ill still cut a little more off after i cut it in halves.
I love this method! It works like a charm, and drinking cupped water is about as casual as it gets! It's extremely soluble, so imo you get a damn even distribution... some say you could be potentially losing some product on the sides of your container, but I don't buy. Water division works for me every time!
if you can afford 2c-e, you should be able to afford a decent mg scale... 2c compounds aren't toys; you should be very careful weighing your doses, with an accurate scale. ...at least until you're experienced enough for mystery doses!
there is water on the sun.. Water exists on the sun. Studies by an international team of scientists recorded evidence of water, in the form of vapor or steam in the suns dark sunspots. At a mere 4,760 degrees F - 5,300 degrees F, the darkest part of a sunspot is one of the coldest areas of the sun's surface. At temperatures higher than 8,540 degrees F, water becomes unstable and splits into oxygen and hydrogen..
