This is only a guess on my part, but I’d say your cylinder marks are off.Well now i dont know if i have 40ml or 43ml lol. Fml
Maybe someone more experienced will chime in.
This is only a guess on my part, but I’d say your cylinder marks are off.Well now i dont know if i have 40ml or 43ml lol. Fml
This is only a guess on my part, but I’d say your cylinder marks are off.
Maybe someone more experienced will chime in.
The finished brew weighs 40g which is the same as 40ml but when i dump the brew in the graduated cylinder to measure it, it reads 43ml.
Take a syringe and fill it to 10ml and see if there's a differenceThat's what im thinking too. Considering i weighed each ingredient individually.
I even did a test yesterday with water. I put the cylinder on the scale and filled it to the 50ml line but on the scale the water weighed less than 50ml.
Maybe I'm confused by your wording. Do you think 40g should measure 40ml in a cylinder??? grams is mass and milliliter is volume, not interchangeable.
Take a syringe and fill it to 10ml and see if there's a difference
No sir! volume displacement changes weight per compound.... Think of a gallon of water and a gallon of oil, do they weight the same??? both a gallonYes thats what i mean. 1 gram = 1ml tho...?
Yes thats what i mean. 1 gram = 1ml tho...?
No sir! volume displacement changes weight per compound.... Think of a gallon of water and a gallon of oil, do they weight the same??? both a gallon
Fill a 60ml syringe to 40ml or a 10ml four times and put it in your cylinder to see how accurate it is. Im pretty sure no one here weighs liquids. Either you didn’t account for displacement weight or you used to many different measurement tools. 3ml isn’t really a lot and spread that over different measureing tools it could easily be small errors that add up. That why I told you to mix your hormone and solvents and then add your heated oil to it but not all of it. Once you get it all dissolved or very close to it put it into your graduated cylinder and add your final amount of oil to your finished mark. If you weighed the hormone right and measured the solvents rights once you add your oil to let’s say 50ml then you have 50ml of finished oil. No errors.Well now i dont know if i have 40ml or 43ml lol. Fml
Fill a 60ml syringe to 40ml or a 10ml four times and put it in your cylinder to see how accurate it is. Im pretty sure no one here weighs liquids. Either you didn’t account for displacement weight or you used to many different measurement tools. 3ml isn’t really a lot and spread that over different measureing tools it could easily be small errors that add up. That why I told you to mix your hormone and solvents and then add your heated oil to it but not all of it. Once you get it all dissolved or very close to it put it into your graduated cylinder and add your final amount of oil to your finished mark. If you weighed the hormone right and measured the solvents rights once you add your oil to let’s say 50ml then you have 50ml of finished oil. No errors.
Question, is your oil warm or cool? Warm liquid is going to take up slightly more space
Gotcha, figured I'd ask..It is cool
Leave it where it is. It is what it is. Adjust your math based on volume discrepancy and you will have your final numbers. It's minimal.![]()
So how do I treat this? Lol
1.Leave as is and beleive its 40ml?
2.Add oil to make 45ml and lower the dose?
Leave it where it is. It is what it is. Adjust your math based on volume discrepancy and you will have your final numbers. It's minimal.