what is the ph level in the 30%
1086277
To tell you the truth, I don't know. However, you must know that it changes the normal ph of the face wich is 5.5 and you have to neutralize the acid as soon as the time is up in order to stop it from working any longer and to det the 5.5 ph back.
1508911
About 5.7% and I wanna say 20-30 caps but not sure as I never use them as I have my own bottling gear.
1116302
Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few drops/gallon of sulfuric acid to complete the job, which is OK since we are also a little low in sulfur in the dirt around here. Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few... » Read More Raising or lowering the pH will depend on what your current pH is. This unit removes dissolved solids and other impurities to the 0-15 ppm level and brings the pH towards around 7.0, (usually closer to 6.8), but, again it depends on your local water. In theory, if you pH is above 7, it should lower it, if below 6.8, it should raise it. (I wish I lived in Theory! Everything works better there!) I recommend getting a handheld pH meter (available for under $50) and checking it, but with the water in Valparaiso, IN, the pH comes down by about 0.2 to about 7.4, so I have to add a few drops/gallon of sulfuric acid to complete the job, which is OK since we are also a little low in sulfur in the dirt around here. « Show Less
813296
Great name! Thanks for the question. The ph range is from 6.0-10(in the red) - end padThis test kit is nice and easy, tests for Bacteria, lead, pesticide, nitrates and PH. I have been testing evrey 2-3 months since I am in PA along the fracking belt and recently my township has converted to Philadelphia public water, no more well water. All the best!
1999945
Total Hardness 0-1000 ppm (250-500 OK), Total Chlorine 0-10 ppm (1-5 OK 5 Ideal), Total Bromine 0-20 ppm (2-10 OK 5 Ideal), Free Chlorine 0-20 ppm (1-3 Pool OK, 3-5 Spa OK), pH 6.2-8.4 (7.2-7.8 OK), Total Alkalinity 0-240 ppm (80-120 OK), Cyanuric Acid 0-300 ppm (30-100 OK 30-50 Ideal)
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Use this formula to convert http://hkpp.org/taxonomy/term/29.The reading will be higher than the Blood Electrolit ( the water in the blood).Make sure you calibrate First using 2000 ppm solution.The potassium is 98% in blood cells . If you calibrate correctly you get a more accurate reading than the Lab.If you measure blood convert ppm to mmol/l by dividingthe reading to atomic weight K+=39.1 .Eg: 130 ppm/39.1= 3.32 mmol/l
2099757
Hi Mary, The HA concentration level is 5%, and comprises 50% of the entire formula of ingredients. Hope that answer your question.
2040919
I get around 700. The package says 1500. The measure is taken with a solution that I made about a week ago (unused, of course) since I don't trust the result if I measure the solution's ppm right after I mix it since there is a lot of solids that you can see with your bear eyes even two days later. To make matter worse, I do have a PH meter but I did not order the standard solution which would allow me to calibrate it at this precise point. I don't know if the solution will measure to 1,500 once I add more particles lowering or raising the PH.
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This meter's pH scale doesn't vary much above and below 7.0. Most people have a liquid available at the store they can use to do a quick check, distilled water, which under ideal conditions should have a pH of 7. If the scale is off by even a factor of .5, it could really hurt your plants.Some basic chemistry calculations: Kw = [H+][OH-] = 1x10^-14 at 25°Cfor pure water [H+] = [OH-] = 1x10-7Acidic Solution: [H+] > 1x10-7pH = log10[H+]Basic Solution: [H+] < 1x10-7When calculating pH, remember that [] refers to molarity, M. One mole is Avogadro's number (6.02x10^23) molecules of a substance. This meter's pH scale doesn't vary much above and below 7.0. Most people have a liquid available at the store they can use to do a quick check, distilled water, which under ideal conditions should have a pH of 7. If the scale is off by even a factor of .5, it could really hurt your plants.Some basic chemistry calculations: Kw = [H+][OH-] = 1x10^-14 at 25°Cfor pure water [H+] = [OH-] = 1x10-7Acidic Solution: [H+] > 1x10-7pH = log10[H+]Basic Solution: [H+] < 1x10-7When calculating pH, remember that [] refers to molarity, M. One mole is... » Read More This meter's pH scale doesn't vary much above and below 7.0. Most people have a liquid available at the store they can use to do a quick check, distilled water, which under ideal conditions should have a pH of 7. If the scale is off by even a factor of .5, it could really hurt your plants.Some basic chemistry calculations: Kw = [H+][OH-] = 1x10^-14 at 25°Cfor pure water [H+] = [OH-] = 1x10-7Acidic Solution: [H+] > 1x10-7pH = log10[H+]Basic Solution: [H+] < 1x10-7When calculating pH, remember that [] refers to molarity, M. One mole is Avogadro's number (6.02x10^23) molecules of a substance. « Show Less
1936242
You might want to check whatever meter you're using. I have a digital pH meter that consistently measure the pH of this water over 10.
1025207
Yes, a 40 degree rise in temperature will lower the Ph by about 0.1 which is not very much. Going from 10 degree C to 50 degrees C reflects as the following. Ph 6.92 down to 6.82. I've used this meter at room temp and 101 degrees F in my hot tub with little difference.
1667329
pH on this meter is 0-8. no calibration needed, just cleaning with pad before use.
122376
As Mark said NO, it is fixed at C. However, I only use the temperature readings to make sure my calibration solution and my rinsing solution are at the same temp. Speeds up calibration. You have to press the C button to get the reading and as soon as you let go it goes back to pH. My cell phone has a C to F conversion when necessary.
2123788
Your bound by the amount of solids in your liquids no more than I think 30 parts solids
1062046
It IS 35%. It is packaged carefully and has to be stored in the refrigerator. There is a small hole in the lid that prevents pressure explosions. Please be careful to dilute this appropriately (down to 3.5%) before you touch it. DO NOT let it touch your skin before it is diluted! If it does accidentally drip on your skin, rinse the area thoroughly under cool running water for a few minutes. What I got from this company is indeed the real 35% concentration, and you must be careful to handle it as such.
345034
I think its the same. But 30% concentrate I think means that when they process the fish they have pure fish oil, then when they make the "pill" they add other things to it like the coating. Just an idea I apologize if I have not answered your question.
1049007
Youre right, the PH range is 0-14. the picture reads 18.3 because the meter was turned on without being submerged in anything.