Chemistry

🔊 pee·pee·em

Abbreviation for Parts Per Million, used to measure nutrient solution concentration or contaminant levels in cannabis.

🔊 proh·toh·TIP·ih·kul

Referring to the original model or standard example of a category, often used in cannabis to describe classic reference varieties or compounds.

🔊 purj

The process of removing residual solvents from a cannabis concentrate after extraction to ensure a clean, safe final product.

🔊 ree·KLAYM

The residual concentrate that builds up inside a dab rig after vaporizing, which can be collected and reused.

🔊 reh·MEE·dee·ayt

The process of removing or neutralizing contaminants from cannabis products to make them safe for consumption.

🔊 reh·mee·dee·AY·shun

The process of removing contaminants like mold, pesticides, or heavy metals from cannabis to meet safety and regulatory standards.

🔊 reh·ZIJ·oo·ul

Traces of materials remaining after a process, commonly referring to leftover pesticides, solvents, or other substances in cannabis products.

🔊 reh·ZIJ·oo·ul SOL·vent

Traces of chemical solvents that remain in a concentrate after extraction, tested for consumer safety.

🔊 REZ·in

1. The sticky, trichome-produced substance on cannabis plants containing high concentrations of cannabinoids and terpenes. 2. Slang for solvent-based cannabis concentrates. 3. The dark buildup that accumulates inside pipes and bongs after repeated use.

🔊 ROZ·in

A solventless cannabis concentrate made by applying heat and pressure to flower, kief, or hash to extract resinous oils.

🔊 ROZ·in pres

A device using heat and pressure to extract rosin from cannabis flower, kief, or hash without any solvents.

🔊 saws

A terpene-rich cannabis concentrate with a liquid, syrupy consistency often containing THCA crystals suspended in terpenes.

🔊 SIZ·er hash

The resin collected from scissors after trimming fresh cannabis, scraped off and pressed into a usable concentrate.

🔊 sem·ee sin·THET·ik kuh·NAB·ih·noyd

A cannabinoid produced by chemically converting a naturally occurring plant cannabinoid into a structurally modified compound.

🔊 ses·kwee·TER·peenz

A class of terpenes with 15 carbon atoms, responsible for heavier, more complex aromas like wood, spice, and earth in cannabis.

🔊 ses·kwee·TER·puh·noydz

Chemically modified versions of sesquiterpenes with additional functional groups, contributing complex aromas to cannabis.

🔊 SHAT·er

A cannabis concentrate with a glass-like, brittle consistency made using hydrocarbon solvents.

🔊 SKAT·ohl

An organic indole compound found in cannabis that contributes to certain earthy, pungent aroma notes.

🔊 SOL·vent

A liquid or gas used to dissolve and extract cannabinoids and terpenes from cannabis plant material.

🔊 SOL·vent KON·sen·trayt

Cannabis extracts produced using chemical solvents like butane, propane, or ethanol to separate compounds from plant material.

🔊 SOL·vent·les

Cannabis extraction methods relying on mechanical separation, heat, and pressure rather than chemical solvents.

🔊 SOL·vent·les KON·sen·trayt

Cannabis extracts created without chemical solvents, using only mechanical separation, heat, and pressure.

🔊 SHUG·er

A cannabis concentrate with a grainy, crystallized texture resembling wet sugar, formed when THCA crystals develop in a terpene-rich base.

🔊 sin·THET·ik kuh·NAB·ih·noyd

A lab-created compound designed to mimic natural cannabinoids by binding to the same receptors but with no structural relationship to the plant.