I'm not sure what you mean by the colors being wrong? Your follow up posts have good info, and seem like they pretty much support what's presented in the chart. I wouldn't accept as fact any marketing from a company, or anti-vaping group, but...
This chart comes from a lawsuit against PAX Labs. It is very similar to the documents I found in PAX patent submission documents. I was interested in diy'ing for pods, and spent the better part of a weekend a couple of weeks ago reading about various acids and their efficacy in improving delivery of nicotine to the bloodstream. The info I found supports the info in the chart in terms of order, if not actual numbers. While the charts may not be precise, and the delta's between them could be exaggerated, they definitely reflect my experience, and I believe the order of efficiency of 1) benzoic salts, 2) cigarette, and 3) freebase are at least representative of reality.
I know how quickly & strongly I feel nicotine from cigarettes, and that Juul feels even slightly more effective. I know that at 14, 18, 20, and even 25mg of freebase ejuice, it seems impossible even with chain vaping to come anywhere near that effect. I've experimented with 25mg nic salt in my diy juice, and found that it's exponentially more quick and powerful than the equivalent of freebase.
No agenda here, just presenting what I've found, and my amateur conclusions.
Yes I agree wholeheartedly with this. There is too much anecdotal evidence for juul giving a fast hit, rush or whatever and of course we all no how fast the nic from a cigarette is.
I am experimenting too. I have 250g of benzoic acid awaiting use for DIY salts manufacture. I'm waiting for a pod I won recently to see if I can recreate closely the juul experience.
How did your DIY go? Have you made some salts also?