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- May 8, 2019
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Does Sn dissolve better in warm water or is it better to use cold
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One guy on similar thread said that warm but not hot watter.Does Sn dissolve better in warm water or is it better to use cold
The solubility is so high you could use ice water. I plan on going with 25 MG, 100ML ice cold water. Will make it easier to slam the fluid back.
LOL I was thinking the same thing.I hope the mg was a typo, otherwise boy do I have news for you
OMG lol. yes, im sorry i have been doing a lot of equations with MG measurements lately.I hope the mg was a typo, otherwise boy do I have news for you
Probably not, but I was just asking as i wasn't sure if it's more likely to go clumpy if the water was cold.Does it really matter if the water is warm or cold? Surely it will dissolve regardless, maybe take a few seconds longer in cold
Yes. SN is pretty soluble in water.The solubility is so high you could use ice water. I plan on going with 25 MG, 100ML ice cold water. Will make it easier to slam the fluid back.
SN would dissolve in any temperature plain water. I would think what would be important is what is more palatable or acceptable to your stomach as far as what you prefer for water temperature.Does Sn dissolve better in warm water or is it better to use cold
Any source?You shouldn't use cold. Apparently cold temps make SN less effective.
This is an old thread.Any source?
The info came from a few sources, but that was posted months ago and I don't keep those links. Sorry.Any source?