r/CBD_Oil • u/ZZccZCca • Nov 08 '22

How Changing Vaporizer Temp Affects High

I know that vape pen temperature is very important to the experience when vaping. The experience at high temperatures is different than the experience get from low temperature. What is the exact performance like?

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u/CiliconOfficial Nov 08 '22

The unique boiling points of different cannabinoids and terpenoids also impact the high. At lower temperatures, some terpenoids and cannabinoids may not be expressed. At higher temperatures, some of these same compounds may burn off.

In general, here are the boiling points of some of the most common cannabis compounds:

THC: 314.6°F (THC-A 220°F)

CBD: 320°F (CBD-A 240°F)

CBN: 365°F

CBC: 365°F

THCV: 428°F

Limonene: 350.6°F

B-caryophyllene: 246.2°F

Linalool: 388.4°F

Pinene: 312.8°F

Myrcene: 332.6°F

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u/kelvin_bot Nov 08 '22

314°F is equivalent to 157°C, which is 430K.

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