Does Nicotine Degradation aid homogenisation?

Mixology Nicotine
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I only ask, because I have NIC mixes, that freshly mixed, taste like CRAP, but after 2 weeks or so, are completely different, FAR less harsh, blended (duh), etc.

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OH, and by the way, how is life fucking treating you over there @grubby ?

:slight_smile:

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SessionD, itā€™s ok man, Iā€™m doing alright, up and down, you know

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I had this big, beautiful reply nearly finished, but after proof reading I realized that my wordā€™s would have probably left you all scratching your headā€™s. Suffice it to say, Iā€™m more in @SmilingOgre 's courtā€¦

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@Grubby yes is my answer Nic does help with a lot of liquids for ages I have been quoting a scientific paper that I read saying that acetyl propionyl (AP in DAAP) oxidises to Diacetyl Turns out I got it screwed around in my head sometime and it is actually the Acetoin that oxidises to Diacetyl. The paper has a slightly alarmist tone re the dangers of DAAP it is an interesting read albeit a little dry.

  • Acetoin, acetyl propionyl and diacetyl are reactive in e-liquids
  • Acetoin reacts to form diacetyl; formation is accelerated by nicotine.
  • Acetoin continues to form diacetyl over the normal shelf-life of e-liquids.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691519305174

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Now thereā€™s an answer!!!

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@whthek thatā€™s what I do with flavor reviews !!!

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Yeah, alot of non vape related stuff swirling around in my nogginā€™, using up my free bandwidth! :neutral_face: Better dayā€™s cominā€™ :+1:

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Thank you Simon.

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