seals in Jar for Shot Glass method

OK...I sent the message. Hopefully she can explain this whole thing to me. I just can not grasp the PPM readings. I think there is a low wattage bulb on...flickering in the basement...and hopefully she can provide enough power for the full light to come on.

The weight is understandable. One would think the Sodium Chlorite & Citric Acid flakes mixed with 1 fl oz water would provide a much stronger CDS solution. I think I need to get the PPM "thing" figured out and run some test as I have enough(famous last words) material to conduct a few experiments. My rookie status is in full view...

SO...if a solution of about 8000ppm were needed, and using the "3 min CDS" method...use 3 separate 1 TSP doses of SC & CA into the same 300ml receiver...is this more or less correct.

Fact are stubborn things and hard to dispute. Of the two methods(liquid vs. flakes) do you prefer? On my PM...am I on the right track with my PPM thoughts?

I need to go back and review the charts again and this:

genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-research/10312-how-to-use-dilution-calculator-to-correct-your-cds-to-3000-ppm

I think I am making this far more complicated than it is.

Would not surprise me. The shot glass method is really the simplest of any of them.

I have gotten it into my mind that the finished CDS product must be diluted....because the sample must be diluted to obtain the PPM. The only reason you would dilute the CDS solution is to decrease the PPM...IS THIS CORRECT? The charts provided are for the shot glass method. I have already purchased the pump/tubing, will these charts work with a forced air system?

OK....I think the PPM is clear in my mind(famous last words). I shall review the videos and documentation to see the amount of Sodium Chlorite/Citric Acid used...in what form...which method...for which concentration. I know the variables determine the outcome, but it would be so sweet if determining factors were in a central location(ie. Use of Sacraments)for access.

Thank you very much for your patience and help with this.