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    #11
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    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Nor should the amino acids increase the smell. It is used in burning fats and would decrease it.

    Volatile oils:
    1). Another name for essential oils, volatile oils are responsible for producing the aroma in certain plants and flowers. Volatile oils stimulate the tissue they come in contact with and can arouse or soothe, depending on their source and concentration.
    2). These are easily evaporated terpene derivitives found in plants which impart taste and aroma

    Terpene:
    1). Naturally occurring hydrocarbons, emitted by many trees and plants. They mostly have very strong smells and are responsible for the aromas of the vegetation in which they are found. Terpenes can be thought of as being built from units of isoprene, C 5 H 8 , joined together into chains and rings. Monoterpenes, formula C 10 H 16 , constitute the major emissions from conifers and fruit trees. Sesquiterpenes, formula C 15 H 24 , are commonly found in citrus trees.
    2). Monoterpenes and triterpenes comprise the terpenes under investigation. Most of the attention is focused on two monoterpenes: limonene and perillyl alcohol


    As far as saying, "UV-b cannot be converted to the visable spectrum karmaxul, the CRI is a complete waste of time when it comes to uv."

    The rainbow goes in cycles if you will and the sun in our gravity produces light from 375 Nm to 750Nm which is the pure light specturm.

    The UV spectrum goes from 0 - 375 Nm

    The sun gives
    5.3% red light 723.18 nanometers
    36.3% blue light 508.7 nanometers
    58.3% yellow light 616 nanometers

    5.3% x 723.18 = 38.32
    36.3% x 508.7 = 184.6
    58.3% x 616.0 = 359.1
    (38.32 + 184.6 + 359.1 = 582)

    582.1 Nm = 5153.6 K (3,000,000/Nm(582.1 in pure light spectrum)=K(5153.6))
    Also the suns degree K

    â??When considering the effect of UV radiation on human health and the environment, the range of UV wavelengths is often subdivided into UVA (380â??315 nm), also called Long Wave or "blacklight"; UVB (315â??280 nm), also called Medium Wave; and UVC (< 280 nm), also called Short Wave or "germicidal". â??
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet

    750 (Nm) End of pure light / beginning of Infrared spectrum
    723 Red
    669 Orange
    616 Yellow
    562 Green
    508 Blue
    455 Indigo
    401 Violet
    375 (Nm) End of pure light / beginning of Ultra violet spectrum


    UV colors not visible to human eye:
    375 (Nm) End of pure light / beginning of Ultra violet spectrum
    348 UV Red
    294 UV Orange
    241 UV Yellow
    187 UV Green
    134 UV Blue
    80 UV Indigo
    27 UV Violet
    0 (Nm) End of UV

    UV is radiation as it is not stable in the gravity of the earth. The gravity of the earth dictates the length of the light cycles which is why they are 375 space gaps.

    Notice that UV Green is 187 Nm. This is also the exact frequency which we produce ozone at. It is actually exactly 187.5 but we can call it 187 just to make it a bit easier.

    Plants use again
    5.3% red light 723.18 nanometers
    36.3% blue light 508.7 nanometers
    58.3% yellow light 616 nanometers

    Which if converted into the UV realm is:
    5.3% UV red light 348 nanometers
    36.3% UV blue light 134 nanometers
    58.3% UV yellow light 241 nanometers

    Light frequency under 187.5 is straight up deadly.

    Plants can use a bit of 200 - 375 Nm but not much.
    The UV-B is really just a cheap but some what usable version of yellow light of the pure non radioactive spectrum which plants use the most of anyways.

    Now for frequency.

    Hz is opposite Nm in that 375 Hz = 750 Nm and 375 Nm = 750 Hz

    I suspect human voice as in a mother talking to a child is healthy and nurturing.

    I know different vitamins are built up and broken down at different wavelengths or frequencies of light. I once found a chart showing the different spectrums of vitamin formation, but it is on my crashed pc which I need to get fixed before I can access it.

    From previous research I found that the Hz is the opposite of the nanometer

    375Nm = 750Hz and 375Hz = 750Nm

    # Frequency Range of the Human Voice
    * Voice range covers 300 Hz to 3500 Hz
    * Most energy concentrated below 1000 Hz
    http://www.kodachrome.org/salt/sunderst.htm

    Since plants need:
    5.3% red light 723.18 nanometers
    36.3% blue light 508.7 nanometers
    58.3% yellow light 616 nanometers

    So in Hz that would be

    401.78 Hz at 5.3%
    669.9 Hz at 36.3%
    508.7 Hz at 58.3% as vitamins can also be built up and broken down at this end of the spherical spectrum that makes up earth.

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    #12
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Quote Originally Posted by karmaxul


    UV is radiation as it is not stable in the gravity of the earth. The gravity of the earth dictates the length of the light cycles which is why they are 375 space gaps.
    Please explain, how does gravity dictate the length of the light cycle? what do you mean 375 space gaps?


    Quote Originally Posted by karmaxul
    Now for frequency.

    Hz is opposite Nm in that 375 Hz = 750 Nm and 375 Nm = 750 Hz

    From previous research I found that the Hz is the opposite of the nanometer

    375Nm = 750Hz and 375Hz = 750Nm
    That is utterly WRONG. 375hz isnt anywhere near the visible spectrum!
    Anyone who knows anything about physics will know Speed of light (c) = Wavelength (lambda) x frequency (f). Therefore
    375nm light = speed of light (299,792,000 m/s) divided by wavelength (375 x 10e9) = 7.99 x 10^14Hz or 799445333333333Hz, no where near 750!

    Please stop spreading wrong information karmaxul, I argue with you on a weekly basis about it. If you want more evidence that you're wrong in this case, I can provide it.

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    #13
    Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Thanks Bluefunk :thumbsup:
    It's amazing just how much gibberish 1 human can come out with in just 1 post!


    So karmaxul UV-B has now become just a cheap form of visable yellow light...RALMAO
    Remembering this is going to have me giggling for ages to come

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    #14
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Quote Originally Posted by karmaxul
    375Nm = 750Hz and 375Hz = 750Nm

    # Frequency Range of the Human Voice
    * Voice range covers 300 Hz to 3500 Hz
    * Most energy concentrated below 1000 Hz
    http://www.kodachrome.org/salt/sunderst.htm
    This is also wrong, 300 - 3500 hz is the frequency range of a telephone.. not a human voice. The voiced speech of a typical adult male will have a fundamental frequency of from 85 to 155 Hz.

    Baken, R. J. (1987). Clinical Measurement of Speech and Voice. London: Taylor and Francis Ltd. - read up on it. Dont trust kiddie science webpages.

    Also why is energy concentrated below 1000hz? the amount of energy in a wave is directly proportional to the frequency ie high frequency, high energy.


    Thanks alchemiser, too right!

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    #15
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    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    So, you two (Einstein and Feyman) can't even ASK him for his numbers... the why's... and the how's....

    No... you just ride in here, as cowboys, shoot the idea down, some shit thrown around,... and that's it?

    Look, fine... I see your points in clearing up the Hz = nm thing and others... but, CAN YOU ASK IN A POLITE FUCKING WAY?

    There are actual people at the other sides of these computers... not to get mushy mushy, but you can ruin a person's day/week with a post.

    I've seen Karmaxul post those numbers two or three times before, and I want to know the WHY he has them... what's his reasoning for getting them...

    I'm open to possibilities... peace IN,

    -turtle420
    .

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    #16
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bluefunk
    wavelength (375 x 10e9)
    You sure about this number?

    I'm about to make a joke on it... but I want to give you a chance to correct your equations...

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    #17
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    turtle I see you point but.. the first, second and even third time I've corrected karmaxel for saying things that are wrong, I did it in a police way. Each time I asked him not to try to explain things he does not fully understand but he carries on.

    I'm sorry (to you for being unpleasant on your board) but people like this are the source of so much misinformation which is spread about boards like this and I'm sure you'll agree. Especially if he's posting these numbers over and over again, and he is infact wrong.

    Your opinion turtle?

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    #18
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Quote Originally Posted by turtle420
    You sure about this number?

    I'm about to make a joke on it... but I want to give you a chance to correct your equations...
    Sorry 10 x 10e-9 if that's what you mean.

    a number like 10 x 10e9 means to the power of, it's easier than doing superscript on these boards. no error... programs such as excel do this with large numbers as they cannot format superscript. Type "999999999999999" in a cell on excel if you want to check.




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    #19
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bluefunk
    turtle I see you point but.. the first, second and even third time I've corrected karmaxel for saying things that are wrong, I did it in a police way. Each time I asked him not to try to explain things he does not fully understand but he carries on.

    I'm sorry (to you for being unpleasant on your board) but people like this are the source of so much misinformation which is spread about boards like this and I'm sure you'll agree. Especially if he's posting these numbers over and over again, and he is infact wrong.

    Your opinion turtle?
    Thanks for the kind reply...

    1st, I hope these where "my" boards... I'm just another member man...

    Like you say :::: Misinformation is bad. No doubt.

    Let me re-read Karmaxul's information, and think about it a little bit.

    Thanks for the "cool" reply... I thought this was going to turn into a shit-slinging fest... I'm happy to know we can discuss stuff :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

    (BTW: Shouldn't it had been 10e-9 instead of 10e9?)

    I'll be re-loading and digesting the info... I'll post in a couple of minutes.

    Peace and love... and more joints to you Bluefunk (and alchemiser!),

    -turtle420
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    #20
    Senior Member

    How are terpenoids formed in Cannabis?

    Sorry you beat me to it before I could edit it. fair cop - my bad

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