SN wasted still enough?

[Lonerzepam]

I wasted alot cuz SI kicked in. Now I have like what 13g left. I know it's still enough to ctb. But does it make a huge difference to the 25g like recommended? Will it dissolve slower. Will the whole process take longer? Thanks

 

[lionetta12]

I wasted alot cuz SI kicked in. Now I have like what 13g left. I know it's still enough to ctb. But does it make a huge difference to the 25g like recommended? Will it dissolve slower. Will the whole process take longer? Thanks

I'd freak out if I was to take 13g only. There's a few documented cases though of people having CTB with far less than 13g, since the initial fatal dose is quite low, around 1g if I remember right. I'm just worried about vomiting it all back up and surviving with no back up glass of another 13 or 25 grams. I guess since it is a smaller dosage it would take a little longer, that's how it is for a lot of things. I don't know if it will dissolve slower or faster though.

 

[makethepainstop]

I wasted alot cuz SI kicked in. Now I have like what 13g left. I know it's still enough to ctb. But does it make a huge difference to the 25g like recommended? Will it dissolve slower. Will the whole process take longer? Thanks

Less sn might take a little bit longer, (minutes maybe).

 

[wljourney]

Well, yes it is still a likely fatal dose, however it is 50% less than the methods recommends, so it is 50% more likely to fail or take (potentially significantly) longer.

Considering that your SI kept you from going through with it, maybe take a break and reassess.
A failed attempt is often emotionally quite disturbing and difficult to process. It's probably best to let this crisis pass before making a decision on what to do next.

Wishing you well.

 

[Littlewittlelight]

I wasted alot cuz SI kicked in. Now I have like what 13g left. I know it's still enough to ctb. But does it make a huge difference to the 25g like recommended? Will it dissolve slower. Will the whole process take longer? Thanks

I won't say bout the dosage as other people have mentioned about it but about it mixing faster or slower. I think it should be faster as in equilibrium the more the saturation the lesser the degree of dissociation which means if there is more water then it would dissociate faster because saturation of salt would be less but you would be using less water so I guess it won't change anything and it would take the same amount of time also why does the amount of time matter? Even if it changes it shouldn't take much longer but it shouldn't increase if the ratios are same 50ml water in 25g SN and 20g SN in 40 ml water should be taking the same amount of time as far as I know and it's my opinion and a little bit of what I know.
Equilibrium shifts only when you dilute the solution or you change the amount of salt which can speed up if you dilute the solution or use less salt it actually should work faster if you still use 50ml water for 13g of SN but that's not what is seen in the chart for this method so I think you have to change the amount of water too as the chart shows and maybe there is a reason behind this.