A smokable product is an organolepticly homogenous smokable material comprising shredded hemp paper that has been treated with a solution of cannabinoids and terpenes, and a wrapping paper to hold the smokable material in a rolled form. A method includes grinding cannabis plants, removing terpenes and cannabinoids from the cannabis plants, leaving cannabis fibers, pulping the cannabis fibers to produce hemp paper, shredding the hemp paper to produce shredded paper, combining at least the terpenes and cannabinoids into a solution based upon a predetermined formula, spraying the shredded paper with the solution to produce smokable material, and rolling the smokable material into a cigarette.

A method for separating and recovering compounds from biomass is provided. In the method, an aqueous extraction fluid in essentially gaseous phase, such as steam, is propagated through a reaction area containing biomass feedstock. When extraction fluid advances through the biomass feedstock, in predetermined reaction conditions, a target compound separates from the essentially solid feedstock matter and travels, with the extraction fluid, towards the end of the reaction area, in where the target compound is recovered in the form of an essentially liquid medium. The method is beneficial for extracting long-chain hemicelluloses from cellulose-containing feedstocks.

A system of and for extraction or removal of phytochemicals from plants, including those of the plant family Cannabaceae sensu stricto. More specifically, a system for extracting essential oils from plants, such as cannabis, without the use of a solvent.

A system of and for extraction or removal of phytochemicals from plants, including those of the plant family Cannabaceae sensu stricto. More specifically, a system for extracting essential oils from plants, such as cannabis, without the use of a solvent.

A method for extracting and isolating terpenes and aromatic compounds from Cannabis plant material by the steps of grinding the cannabis plant material to obtain a ground cannabis, performing a CO2 supercritical extraction upon a first portion of the ground cannabis, wherein said supercritical extraction is performed at temperature below freezing, between −30 to 0 centigrade, for a period of 3 to 5 hours, at between 1000-1300 psi, performing a steam distillation upon a second portion of the ground cannabis, performing a butane extraction upon a third portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the butane extraction is performed at a temperature between −30 to 0 centigrade, performing an alcohol extraction upon a fourth portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the alcohol extraction is performed at a temperature between −30 to 0 centigrade, performing a maceration upon a fifth portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the maceration is performed with coconut oil at a temperature of between 40-70 centigrade, combining at least a portion of each of the resultant extracts from the CO2 supercritical extraction step, the steam distillation step, the butane extraction step, the alcohol extraction step and the maceration step to create a combined extract, and then fractionally distilling the combined extract to separate terpenes and other aromatic compounds from the combined extract.

A method for extracting and isolating terpenes and aromatic compounds from Cannabis plant material by the steps of grinding the cannabis plant material to obtain a ground cannabis, performing a CO2 supercritical extraction upon a first portion of the ground cannabis, wherein said supercritical extraction is performed at temperature below freezing, between −30 to 0 centigrade, for a period of 3 to 5 hours, at between 1000-1300 psi, performing a steam distillation upon a second portion of the ground cannabis, performing a butane extraction upon a third portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the butane extraction is performed at a temperature between −30 to 0 centigrade, performing an alcohol extraction upon a fourth portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the alcohol extraction is performed at a temperature between −30 to 0 centigrade, performing a maceration upon a fifth portion of the ground cannabis, wherein the maceration is performed with coconut oil at a temperature of between 40-70 centigrade, combining at least a portion of each of the resultant extracts from the CO2 supercritical extraction step, the steam distillation step, the butane extraction step, the alcohol extraction step and the maceration step to create a combined extract, and then fractionally distilling the combined extract to separate terpenes and other aromatic compounds from the combined extract.

This disclosure generally relates to gas-phase methods to distill molecules from a composition that is suspended in a gas.

This disclosure generally relates to gas-phase methods to distill molecules from a composition that is suspended in a gas.

An herbal distillation device includes a herb chamber with perforated holes for holding herbs and a closed heated boiling chamber with openings at the side for a steam outlet. The herbal distillation device further includes an electric air-cooled condensation chamber which connects to the boiling chamber.

An herbal distillation device includes a herb chamber with perforated holes for holding herbs and a closed heated boiling chamber with openings at the side for a steam outlet. The herbal distillation device further includes an electric air-cooled condensation chamber which connects to the boiling chamber.