// Definition
The study of chemical reactions that occur when cannabis concentrates contact heated dabbing surfaces such as titanium, quartz, ceramic, and silicon carbide at various temperatures. Different materials produce different flavor profiles and degradation byproducts due to their distinct thermal conductivity and surface reactivity.
// From the Episode
Mark Scialdone explained that the chemistry happening on nail surfaces varies dramatically by material and temperature. Even at identical temperatures, titanium, quartz, ceramic, and silicon carbide produce different results because of their thermal properties and surface interactions with terpenes and cannabinoids. Discussed extensively in the first 23 minutes of the episode.
// Source
Ep. 056 Hash Church LV 55 →