Re: [GSAS-Member] [Where...] one ounce of H2O2

[Steev Ward <steevward@yahoo.com>]

Connie-
   Here's an interesting bit of fluid trivia:
If you have a water conditioner, additive, or medicine that says "One capful 
equals
10ml" then you can use that to figure ounces, because 10ml is approximately a 
third of
a fluid ounce. Therefore 3 capsful would be one ounce.


Steev

P.S. All physicists and chemists are welcome to tell us if this is wrong.



--- Connie Carlson <nwconniec@hotmail.com> wrote:
 
> This may be a less-than-intelligent question, and I think it is primarily 
> directed at Tom so sorry if it is Tom, but is that one ounce of H2O2 per 10 
> gallons of actual water or the rating of the tank?  In other words, would I 
> be risking overdosing if I put in about 3 ounces for a 29 gallon tank, even 
> though when I filled it the first time I only put in 23 gallons?  And 
> less-than-intelligent question #2 - can I use a shot glass as an accurate 
> enough measure of one ounce?  I dont think I have anything else around that 
> has that volume calibrated!
>   
>   


      
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