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question about thc molecules

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by chokedtocroak, Mar 22, 2009.

  1. #1 chokedtocroak, Mar 22, 2009
    so me and a friend were discussing what we think having a diffused downstem actually does [an answer to that would be nice also] and he thought that when the smoke was forced through the smaller holes that the thc crystals might possibly bond more or something and concentrate the thc more.

    so is this true?
     
  2. #2 murderouspanda, Mar 22, 2009
    no idea but i'll be more than happy to test for you
     
  3. #3 Lebowski, Mar 22, 2009
    No. The diffuser breaks up the smoke into smaller bubbles in the water, and that increases the amount of water touching the smoke, the surface ratio. That cools the smoke better and the hit is smoother.

    The pressure in a diffuser doesnt reach anything close to what you'd need for a chemical reaction to change thc.
     
  4. #4 chokedtocroak, Mar 22, 2009
    thats what we were thinking that it wouldnt concentrate it nearly enough. but thank you for the info me and my buddy were just talking when stoned lol .
     

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