Math question.Powder Density - 1g Displacement.

SuperSwede

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Hi everybody.
I am interseted in homebrewing but not very good at math.
When i brew aas i use numbers found on internet, e.g

(Found on another board)
Testosterone Base - Density 1.12g/mL
Testosterone Propionate - Density 1.10g/mL
Testosterone Enanthate - Density 1.06g/mL
Testosterone Cypionate - Density 1.10g/mL
Testosterone Decanoate - Density 1.04g/mL
Testosterone Isocaproate - Density 1.07g/mL
Testosterone Phenylpropionate - Density 1.13g/mL
Trenbolone Acetate - Density 1.18g
Trenbolone Enanthate - Density 1.10g/mL
Nandrolone Decanoate - Density 1.04g/mL
Masterone propionate - Density 1.07g/mL


Testosterone Base - 1g Displaces 0.893mL
Testosterone Propionate - 1g Displaces 0.909mL
Testosterone Enanthate - 1g Displaces 0.943mL
Testosterone Cypionate - 1g Displaces 0.909mL
Testosterone Decanoate - 1g Displaces 0.962mL
Testosterone Isocaproate - 1g Displaces 0.935mL
Testosterone Phenylpropionate - 1g Displaces 0.885mL
Trenbolone Acetate - 1g Displaces 0.848mL
Trenbolone Enanthate - 1g Displaces 0.909mL
Nandrolone Decanoate - 1g Displaces 0.962mL

So for example when i brew Test E, i use powder displacement: 0.943

Now to my question:
If i have the density number of a powder, how can i use the math to calculate and get the 1g Displace number?

We can use the Test E as example,

Thanks in advance
 
None of this is really needed. Add about 1/2 if your carrier oil. Then add your BB and powder. Heat. Add BA. Top off to desired volume with carrier oil. Easy
 
Yes i know how to brew :)
My step is.
1. Powder in beaker
2. 1/2 BB
3. Stir
4. Heat up a litte,
5. Add rest of BB
6. Cool down to se if its holding.
7. Add oil and BA
 
Yes i know how to brew :)
My step is.
1. Powder in beaker
2. 1/2 BB
3. Stir
4. Heat up a litte,
5. Add rest of BB
6. Cool down to se if its holding.
7. Add oil and BA

Im not suggesting you dont know how to brew-im only saying you need not concern yourself with powder displacement factors if you use the “top off” method
 
Like we have:
Density: 1.06 mg/mL

How to calculate to get the 1g displacement number ?
That number is fucked up^

The displacement should be every 1.06g displaces 1 ml of solution.
None of this is really needed. Add about 1/2 if your carrier oil. Then add your BB and powder. Heat. Add BA. Top off to desired volume with carrier oil. Easy
It is absolutely needed!
 
Im not suggesting you dont know how to brew-im only saying you need not concern yourself with powder displacement factors if you use the “top off” method
Oh ok I see what you mean now.
By adding the GSO last you automatically get whatever displacement you need if your mixing beaker has the measurements on it.
 

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