Re: Bap 10
1 to 1000 refers to a dilution rate. The 1 and the 1000 are multiples of the
same volume. To get a 1 to 1000 dilution, you could mix 1 ounce of anything
with 1000 ounces of something else, or one ml with 1000 ml, or one gallon with
1000 gallons. It is not the amount that matters, it is the proportion. What you
are doing is mixing one measurement - ounce, millimeter, gallon, drop, teaspoon,
or anything else - of one thing, with 1000 of the same measurement of another
thing.
Chick
Beth Arnold wrote:
> My mind may not work like yours or the next person. It is easier sometimes
> if we know what 1 and 1000 is. 1oz to 1 cup, 1 ml to 1000ml, 1 cup to 1
> gallon. If I am sure of something, or have a mentor I can trust to help me,
> it is easier to accomplish the task and if not I would not be able to be
> comfortable with the experiment (for lack of a better word). It is easy to
> assume we should all be at the same level of knowledge.
> Beth
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