Hey all,
I'm looking to mix up some Trisodium Phosphage (Loudwolf) to dose PO4. I don't have a DOS free to automate this, so I'm looking to dose about 4ml of fluid to elevate .04.
I've read that mixing 1.88g with 1L water will yield a 1mL to .01 raise in a 100L tank.
I'm assuming that if I want 341L (90.08 gal which is close enough). I multiply 1.88 x 3.41 and get 6.41g per 1L.
That should mean I can use 1mL of solution to raise PO4 by .01 in my 90g tank.
Is that maths accurate?
PS Can I store this in a "United Scientific® Unistore™ 33310EA | Laboratory Grade Polypropylene Wide Mouth Reagent Bottle"? I don't know how reactive this solution is and what's ideal here.
I'm looking to mix up some Trisodium Phosphage (Loudwolf) to dose PO4. I don't have a DOS free to automate this, so I'm looking to dose about 4ml of fluid to elevate .04.
I've read that mixing 1.88g with 1L water will yield a 1mL to .01 raise in a 100L tank.
I'm assuming that if I want 341L (90.08 gal which is close enough). I multiply 1.88 x 3.41 and get 6.41g per 1L.
That should mean I can use 1mL of solution to raise PO4 by .01 in my 90g tank.
Is that maths accurate?
PS Can I store this in a "United Scientific® Unistore™ 33310EA | Laboratory Grade Polypropylene Wide Mouth Reagent Bottle"? I don't know how reactive this solution is and what's ideal here.