About 2 weeks ago I started a new project. Its the purification of Lead acetate. Before I started this project I had to distill red wine vinegar what is a long process as well. First one freeze them till the liquid don’t freeze any more. Then it will be distilled in a distillation train till I obtained acetic acid. This is the material that should make the Lead acetate philosophical so to speak. The way the crystals are developing is amazingly beautiful. I’m fascinated by it and feel that the forces of nature are at work. I have a feeling of awe and Love when I look at this process. This whole process till I obtained the so called “Red Dragon’ takes 2 years. The whole process from the start till now you can see on these pictures.
September 14th 2014
September 14th 2014
September 14th 2014
White spots. November 2nd 2014
November 2nd 2014
November 2nd 2014
December 16th 2014
December 19th 2014
December 19th 2014
December 27th 2014
December 27th 2014
Next phase
Transformation is going on.
February 11th 2015
February 16th 2015
31st of March 2015
31st of March 2015
April 10th 2015
April 12th 2015
April 13th 2015
Close up.
May 29th 2015
May 29th 2015
June 7th 2015
June 7th 2015
August 11th 2015
August 28th 2015
September 4th 2015
September 15th 2105
September 15th 2015
september 15th 2015
New phase in a new vessel. September 27th 2015
September 27th 2015
October 2nd 2015
October 5th 2015
October 11th 2015
Other side.
October 15th 2015
March 2016
May 2016
May 2016
October 2016
October 2016
October 2016
alchemyparusha 
Pingback: Process of transformation of the lead acetate. | alchemyparusha
Hello, could you please provide a more detailed step by step process on how you did this?
LikeLike
Its not that simple. The process takes a lot of experience with plant alchemy before those steps can be taken.
LikeLike
Plus one should have lots of distillation experience. Distillation of wine vinegar to obtain acetic acid isn’t that easy. Nevertheless those steps are on this post.
LikeLike
Here you see the process: https://alchemyparusha.com/2014/08/14/red-wine-vinegar-distillation/
LikeLike