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Mixing Sodium Chlorite Flakes, maybe a little stronger than 28%? 05 Jan 2013 00:16 #28892

James Holcomb
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Hi Guys,

I got the sodium chlorite flakes and instuctions. I have put them togather.

I put about 60 grams of water and 17 grams of flakes. WHen I was finished I realized it should of been about 16.8 grams of sodium chlorite flakes (maybe even 16.7 because my scale only goes to grams and the water could of been a little less than 60 grams).

Is this an exact science, where the benefits won't work if it is a 28.3% soultion (close to 28%). I know I could throw in a littel more water, but it is heard to measure .7 grams of water that may be needed.

Does it really matter (Can I leave it alone and use it?) or should I try to mix it or redue it

blessing,
James

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Mixing Sodium Chlorite Flakes, maybe a little stronger than 28%? 19 Jan 2013 01:58 #29364

Tantraleon Offline Junior Member Posts: 25 Thank you received: 18	So... What would be the EXACT quantities of water and Sodium Chlorite Flakes to mix in order to get the exact 28% strenght? I am somewhat CONFUSED...
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