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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 22 Feb 2015 18:26 #49099

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I am a little confused reading the instructions on how to mix HCL. It appears that it is a 4 parts distilled water to 1 part HCL regardless of the strength HCL that you have as long as they are equal amounts.

For example I want to dilute 100ml of 31.45% HCL I would do the following...
1. Pour 100ml HCL in a clean glass container.
2. Pour 400ml distilled water in same container.

I would then have an available 500ml of HCL Activator available to bottle.

I would like a response from a certified Bishop as I will be dispensing this sacrament to church guest.
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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 22 Feb 2015 19:39 #49103

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Hi Max. I anticipated your question, so last night I posted an Open Office Calc (spreadsheet) file that should answer your HCL dilution question. :P

Let me know if you find it useful. Thanks!

HCL - How to Dilute (ods file)
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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 23 Feb 2015 21:58 #49120

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The openoffice.org spreadsheet worked great after I downloaded the correct software... Thanks for your assistance.

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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 23 Feb 2015 23:11 #49121

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Thanks Max. I don't have MS Office to check if the OO ods file would work with Excel.

Glad it worked for you. One feature I added was the amount of water needed to mix with the stock HCl solution. Online calculators don't seem to mention that you need to subtract the stock solution volume from the dilute solution total which then is the amount of water needed.
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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 02 Mar 2015 21:18 #49212

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Hello RevPaul and good to see you on the G2C forum.

I agree that 4% HCL should be the acid activator of choice especially if making CDH.

Scott discovered that using 2% HCL to make CDH increased the fridge life from 2 weeks (4% HCL) to 2 months. Using 5% HCL will result in a very short fridge life for CDH.

The difference going from 4% to 5% looks like a 1% increase, but it is actually a 25% increase! A calculator with a percent % key will show you that 4 + 25 (%) = 5.

I also like endmemo.com and that website is linked from within the dilution calculator spreadsheet linked above.

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Help needed mixing 31.45% HCL 07 Apr 2020 23:47 #63504

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Thanks again for the tool.. I am about to use it again.

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