What's the difference between 50 50 and 80/20 vape juice?
They will give thicker more tasteful clouds, and will make your coils last longer. However these liquids will come with a higher price, as does everything that is high quality. 50/50 flavour is a very common ratio, and will most often be found in the cheaper more basic flavours.Dec 13, 2017
Is PG thicker than VG?
Both PG and VG are going to become a common part of your vaping vocabulary if you're just starting out. PG stands for propylene glycol, a thin, odorless and flavourless liquid. VG on the other hand is the acronym for vegetable glycerin. VG is slightly thicker in consistency and has a mildly sweet flavour to it.
How can I make my vape liquid thicker?
The best way to quickly solve this problem is to place your e-liquid products in a refrigerator (especially during the summer). Simply moving them away from room temperature can significantly thicken them.Nov 20, 2020
Is 80/20 vape juice thicker?
Like we said, the more vegetable glycerin in an e-liquid, the thicker the clouds will be. This is because VG is thicker, and so the clouds are denser as a result. This means that an 80/20 ratio of VG/PG is going to give you bigger clouds than a 70/30 VG/PG ratio.Oct 4, 2019
Does higher Vg burn coils faster?
The PG:VG ratio of your e-liquid can contribute to your atomizer heads life, especially with low resistance atomizers. Sub-ohm coils heat up much quicker than those with a higher resistance. If your e-liquid has a thinner consistency then the atomizer head can vaporize it too quickly, causing premature burning.
What does 75 VG mean on vape liquid?
PG stands for 'propylene glycol' and VG stands for 'vegetable glycerine. Almost all vape juices will contain a ratio of both ingredients, though you may see some e-liquids marketed as 'max VG' which means they contain only very small amounts of propylene glycol.
Is Thicker e-liquid better?
Higher power mods/e-cigs that produce large vapour clouds will go through a lot of e-liquid very quickly. If your e-liquid is too thin then you'll go through a bottle even faster. Whilst 50/50 e-liquids can be used in high powered devices, you are better using a thicker vape juice such as a 70/30 ratio.Feb 4, 2020
Is e-liquid too thick?
If you are dealing with liquids that are too thick, you may notice that the liquid will start to jelly up around the coils. If it takes too long to heat up and vaporise, it means that the liquid is too thick for your vape device.Jan 6, 2021
Why is my vape liquid so watery?
If the liquid appears more 'watery' than normal, or if it appears thinner at the top and thicker at the bottom of the container, then it is likely the juice has separated. The heavier components like VG sink to the bottom and the lighter ones like flavouring and nicotine rise to the top.Oct 15, 2016
What is a high VG e-liquid?
The term high VG refers to the level of vegetable glycerin present in the vaping liquid, commonly a 70% VG to 30% PG ratio. High VG e-liquids are ideal for an assortment of vapes - from sub-ohm pens, box mods, squonk mods and for use in RTAs and drippers.
What is a 50/50 e-liquid?
In short, 50/50 e-liquid is vape juice with a balanced 50% ratio of the main e liquid ingredients; propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin. These ingredients are otherwise known as PG & VG and are important in helping you choose the right type of e-liquid for your vape kit or vape tank.
What is the best ratio for vape juice?
For those who are less concerned with the flavour of their e-liquid and enjoy producing massive clouds when vaping, 90% VG/ 10% PG is the perfect ratio. This mixture is ideal for use on high wattage vape devices.Jul 16, 2021
Javamon Super Member Verified Member
While searching for local vape shops, I found out I have a chain of 14 smoke shops in the area that now sell vape products.
DaveOno ECF Guru Verified Member ECF Veteran
javamon, glad you found stuff you like. I think I know what chain of smoke shops you are talking about. And hey, why not. The vast majority of vape stuff sold is entry level, so I can totally see smoke shops getting a few displays, lines of eliquids and some starter stuff.
b.m. Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
I'll give criss cross alot of credit here,they are the company that got me interested in switching from smoking to vaping .I got one of their disposables in a bag of tobacco ,it was not good,but it gave me the push to go buy an ego setup.As for those liquids,i haven't tried any yet,but will probably try a few out,they are selling them in some of the gas stations around here..
What is the average specific heat capacity of a solution?
Average specific heat capacity: 1.423 J/g-K at 2-55 °C; heat of solution on dissolution of 1 mol in 400 mol water: +9.92 kJ at 18 °C; integral heat of solution: +6.57 kJ/mol at 30 °C; differential heat of solution for saturated solution: +6.07 kJ/mol at 30 °C; deliquesces above 80% relative humidity
What is the pressure of saturated solution?
Vapor pressure of saturated solution: 0.901 kPa at 10 °C; 1.319 kPa at 15 °C; 1.871 kPa at 20 °C; 2.573 kPa at 25 °C; 3.439 kPa at 30 °C; 4.474 kPa at 35 °C
What is the pH of ammonium?
The ammonium ion serves a major role in the maintenance of the acid-base balance. In the normal pH range of blood, the NH4+/NH3 /ratio/ is about 100. An ammonium ion via the equilibrium with ammonia is readily taken up.
How is barium sulfate formed?
Barium sulfate is formed by the reaction of the sulfate ion with barium chloride at a low pH. At high pH, excess barium reacts with methylthymol blue to produce a blue chelate. The uncomplexed methylthymol blue is gray. The amount of gray uncomplexed methylthymol blue indicates the concentration of sulfate ion.
When was ammonium sulfate detected in the Gulf of Mexico?
In a study of toxic substances discharged from industrial and municipal sites into estuarine drainage areas of the Gulf of Mexico, ammonium sulfate was detected in 6 occurrences in 1989 (1).
What is the USEPA code for ammonium sulfate?
For ammonium sulfate (USEPA/OPP Pesticide Code: 005601) ACTIVE products with label matches. /SRP: Registered for use in the USA but approved pesticide uses may change periodically and so federal, state and local authorities must be consulted for currently approved uses./
Is ammonium an endogenous substance?
Ammonium is also an endogenous substance that serves a major role in the maintenance of the acid-base balance. Minor amounts of ammonium nitrogen are incorporated in the physiological N-pool. Sulfate is a normal intermediate in the metabolism of endogenous sulfur compounds, and is excreted unchanged or in conjugated form in urine.
What is e-liquid?
E-liquid, or e-juice, is the name for the solution that’s heated up and converted to an aerosol, which e-cigarette users inhale. Here are its most common ingredients: Nicotine: The addictive ingredient in e-cigarettes and regular cigarettes, nicotine stimulates the central nervous system and raises blood pressure, respiration, and heart rate.
What are the toxic metals in e-cigarettes?
Toxic metals such as tin, nickel, cadmium, lead, and mercury have been found in e-cigarette aerosol, too. A 2013 study notes that some metals, such as nickel, occur in concentrations 2 to 100 times that of cigarettes. Are E-Cigarettes Safe? “It’s all relative to cigarette smoking,” Benowitz says.
Does the federal government regulate e-cigarettes?
That’s not an easy question to answer. No federal agency oversees the e-cigarette industry. That means no standards exist. Labels may inaccurately describe ingredients, and what you find in one brand may be vastly different from that found in another, for better or worse.
Does nicotine cause cancer?
While it's addictive, nicotine doesn't cause cancer, says Goniewicz: “What causes concern are the other chemicals (in the e-liquid).”. Flavorings: Goniewicz says hundreds of flavors exist, including cherry, cheesecake, cinnamon, and tobacco. Many of those flavoring chemicals, he says, are also used to flavor food.
Is PG good for you?
Propylene glycol (PG): PG is a lab-made liquid that the FDA generally views as safe in food, drugs, and cosmetics. It's also used to make artificial smoke or fog for rock concerts and other performances. It can irritate the lungs and eyes and may be more harmful for people with chronic lung diseases like asthma and emphysema.
Is glycerin safe for food?
Like PG, the FDA generally views it as safe. It’s found in many products, including food and drugs, both prescription and over the counter. While both PG and glycerin are safe in food and drugs, Goniewicz says, “we don’t know what happens if someone inhales large amounts of these chemicals over the long term.
Is acetaldehyde a carcinogen?
Acetaldehyde: Another probable carcinogen. Acrolein: Formed from heated glycerin, acrolein can damage the lungs and contribute to heart disease in smokers. All three are released in increasing amounts as the temperature of the e-liquid rises. And, says Benowitz, users may be tempted to go for those higher temperatures.
