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BornBrief

BornBrief

Student
Dec 21, 2020
143
If anyone could do the math for me for test tubes that read up to 5ppm for nitrites that would be incredibly appreciated. My brain does not handle math very well and I don't have the ability to concentrate on something very well these days it feels like.

Hopefully the test tubes are okay, I have a small shrimp jar that I've been cultivating for a while so this is something I've had for a while now and would be easier to not get the strips.


Thanks :)
 
lanax09

lanax09

Experienced
Apr 17, 2021
231
ppm means parts per million; so you'll at least know whether there's sodium nitrite in the thing but it won't do anything to indicate whether it's of a suitable purity
 
0siris

0siris

O V E R
Apr 23, 2019
232
What do you mean with test tubes?

You have a test with reagents?
 

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