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QUOTE (Victim026 @ Feb 1 2007, 01:02 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The Colder the water is the less nictoine gets through(at least thats what I remember from one of Eric from Tangiers posts)

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QUOTE (rattler @ Feb 1 2007, 01:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The warmer the water the more nicotine is removed from your smoke or something to that effect is what Eric said.


Correct, not like it makes a huge difference but hot tap water removes more "particles" then cold water.
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Water is a better solvent when it's warmer than when it's colder. That's why we wash our really dirty clothes in hot water. Going along way back here to my college chem class that I don't remember so well LOL so I may be a little confused on the term "solvent" and be using it improperly.
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QUOTE (rattler @ Feb 1 2007, 05:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Water is a better solvent when it's warmer than when it's colder. That's why we wash our really dirty clothes in hot water. Going along way back here to my college chem class that I don't remember so well LOL so I may be a little confused on the term "solvent" and be using it improperly.


I believe the phenomenon responsible for this is called Brownian Movement. Water molecules "get excited" as temperature increases and collide more frequently with their environment. This increases the solubility of substances (i.e. nicotine) that contact the water. I think you used the term correctly. tongue.gif
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i did some research on other threads for better ways to smoke tangiers and i still just cant get the stuff to burn any better. I currently only have have cocoa and apple from there f-line. Maybe its these flavors that are just difficult to control. The only thing I've done thats made a big difference was mixing brands, but i really like how they taste alone and being able to get that huge buzz but haven't found a good way about doing that yet. Also I pack the bowl about half way not letting the tobacco touch the foil. As far as the foil i just put a bunch of real small holes and use two 33mm three kings coals both placed flat on the bowl... Any suggestions. I'm about to try that hot water thing and see what happens. Thanks for that tip by the way
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QUOTE (azcoyote @ Feb 1 2007, 05:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (rattler @ Feb 1 2007, 05:36 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Water is a better solvent when it's warmer than when it's colder. That's why we wash our really dirty clothes in hot water. Going along way back here to my college chem class that I don't remember so well LOL so I may be a little confused on the term "solvent" and be using it improperly.


I believe the phenomenon responsible for this is called Brownian Movement. Water molecules "get excited" as temperature increases and collide more frequently with their environment. This increases the solubility of substances (i.e. nicotine) that contact the water. I think you used the term correctly. tongue.gif
Thanks I've forgotten much in the 10 years since college! Just wanted to make sure I hadn't totally lost it wink.gif
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QUOTE (rattler @ Feb 1 2007, 01:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The warmer the water the more nicotine is removed from your smoke or something to that effect is what Eric said.


Correct, not like it makes a huge difference but hot tap water removes more "particles" then cold water.


which is why i put coldwater/ ice in mine biggrin.gif
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