jamesl0822
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So I'm a little bored lately and decided to run a little experiment. The test e I get is strong as a mf but soooo many people have an issue with knots that show up 24 hrs later and last 3-5 days that it was just easier to switch to test c. I hear over and over again that its caused by Carbolic Acid (Phenol) in the raw powder and causes the pain.
Phenol is soluble in water test e is not so in theory the phenol should be very easy to remove. Problem is I have raw and don't know if phenol is present in it at all. I plan on warming distilled water in a clean beaker and adding 15g of powder then filtering the water into a coffee filter. Now to test for the presence of phenol I will add some bromine to the water that was used. If phenol is present in the water, then the bromine will lose its dark brown color as its added to the water and a white particulate will form (brominated phenol). Sounds easy enough.
Any suggestions or criticisms of my process? I'm no chemist.
If I can pick up the bromine I will be able to run this test tomorrow.
Phenol is soluble in water test e is not so in theory the phenol should be very easy to remove. Problem is I have raw and don't know if phenol is present in it at all. I plan on warming distilled water in a clean beaker and adding 15g of powder then filtering the water into a coffee filter. Now to test for the presence of phenol I will add some bromine to the water that was used. If phenol is present in the water, then the bromine will lose its dark brown color as its added to the water and a white particulate will form (brominated phenol). Sounds easy enough.
Any suggestions or criticisms of my process? I'm no chemist.
If I can pick up the bromine I will be able to run this test tomorrow.