Boiling Points of Common Psycho Active Compounds in Cannabis

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When you smoke marijuana and burn the weed, you destroy many of the useful compounds and can also enhance carcinogenic development.

When you smoke marijuana and burn the weed (once the temperature exceeds 450 degrees Fahrenheit in general), you destroy many of the useful compounds and can also enhance carcinogenic development. Ideally vaporization of the active compounds can be achieved with modern portable and desktop vaporizer units resulting in a healthier alternative to traditional smoking. Here is a brief description of some main marijuana terpenes and cannabinoids' boiling points as a reference for when you are setting up your vaporizer at home or on the go.

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CompoundChemical            Boiling Point (C)Boiling Point (F)
CANNABINOIDS   
THCC21H30O2157314.6
THCAC22H30O4105220
CBDC21H30O2160-180320-356
CBDAC22H30O4316-531600.8-987.8
CBNC21H26O2185365
CBCC21H30O2185365
CBGC21H32O2105220
8-THCC21H30O2175-178347-352
THCVC19H26O2220428
TERPENES   
B-myrceneC10H16166-168330.8-246.2
B-caryophylleneC15H24119246.2
d-LimoneneC10H16177350.6
LinaloolC10H18O198388.4
pulegoneC10H16O224435.2
1,8-cineoleC10H18O176348.8
a-pineneC10H16156312.8
a-terpineolC10H18O218424.4
terpineol-4-olC10H18O209408.2
p-cymeneC10H14177350.6
FLAVONOIDS   
apigeninC15H10O5178352.4
quercetinC15H10O7250482
cannflavinN/A182359.6
B-sitosterolC29H50O134273.2


Boiling Points of Common Psycho Active Compounds in Cannabis
JD 28 December, 2021
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