e-liquid gel?
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Sounds like someone has a new life calling. I have to admit I have never read a request of this nature. It seems the more we try to tweak the performance of these e-cig devices, the more we think about ways to change every part of the system. Keep the ideas and concepts coming.
May be able to add some pectin to the liquid to make it gel. I'm not sure if pectin would vape or if a non-modded PV could even handle it. I used to make homemade strawberry jam and had to use pectin.
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Pectin is a long chain of pectic acid and pectinic acid molecules. Because these acids are sugars, pectin is a polysaccharide. It is prepared from citrus peels and the remains of apples after they are squeezed for juice.
In the plant, pectin is the material that joins the plant cells together. When fungus enzymes break down the pectin in fruit, the fruit gets soft and mushy.
Pectin is a thickener in many products. If there is sufficient sugar in the mixture, pectin forms a firm gel.
Jams and jellies are thickened with pectin. Pectin binds water, and thus keeps products from drying out. It stabilizes emulsions.
Pectin combines with the calcium and whey proteins of milk, stabilizing foams and gels made with cream or milk. Pectin is not digested, and is considered a beneficial dietary fiber.
Description
Pectin is a long chain of pectic acid and pectinic acid molecules. Because these acids are sugars, pectin is a polysaccharide. It is prepared from citrus peels and the remains of apples after they are squeezed for juice.
In the plant, pectin is the material that joins the plant cells together. When fungus enzymes break down the pectin in fruit, the fruit gets soft and mushy.
Pectin is a thickener in many products. If there is sufficient sugar in the mixture, pectin forms a firm gel.
Jams and jellies are thickened with pectin. Pectin binds water, and thus keeps products from drying out. It stabilizes emulsions.
Pectin combines with the calcium and whey proteins of milk, stabilizing foams and gels made with cream or milk. Pectin is not digested, and is considered a beneficial dietary fiber.
Hopefully a better atomizer is developed before the development of a nic gel. Thought there was much complaints about a liquid burning up attys, wait till someone puts a gel on it. 
I bet with gell you could have some kind of pressure to push on it or pull it into the atomizer.
thats a great idea! If they did it like the gel candles, they could be solid (essentially) when cool and melt when going into the atty. I'd buy it!
Yep me too, wonder who will be the millionaire to make this jel? I will be a guinea pig
i thought they were doing something like this for the iolite. no atomizer to replace ^^
cool idea but i think there might be a big problem using something like that in current atomizers. That being you cant suck air thru a gel.. liquid seeps into spaces and moves and lets air thru...
I dont think gel would act in the same manner.
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I dont think gel would act in the same manner.
combovan
Desperately trying to figure out how one would use standard liquid in the Iolite. Any help?
Great idea except for me it won't happen,
1. I vape to save $$ (this doesnt matter for my point but it is the main reason I decided to vape)
2. I was tired of breathing in all those chemicals, Vape only has a few and I dont want to add more.
Gel? If I get that lazy I'll lite up an analog.
Good though cept the addition of more chemicals, my 2cents.
1. I vape to save $$ (this doesnt matter for my point but it is the main reason I decided to vape)
2. I was tired of breathing in all those chemicals, Vape only has a few and I dont want to add more.
Gel? If I get that lazy I'll lite up an analog.
Good though cept the addition of more chemicals, my 2cents.
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