Asked by Greg
How do I figure the ratio of one part liquid to eighteen parts water if I am using four gallons of water?
Isn't the water liquid also? So all eighteen parts are liquid.
17 parts water= 17/18*4gal= 17/18*16quarts= ...
1 part solute= 1/18*16 quarts= 3.5 cups
check my math
If you want a 1:18 ratio by volume, add 4/18 gallon of the other liquid to the 18 gallons of water. 4/18 gallon is 28.4 fluid ounces.
If you want a 1:18 ratio by mass, remember that one gallon of water weighs 8.34 lb (not 8 lb). So you would add (1/18)*4*8.34 = 1.85 lb of the other liquid
Isn't the water liquid also? So all eighteen parts are liquid.
17 parts water= 17/18*4gal= 17/18*16quarts= ...
1 part solute= 1/18*16 quarts= 3.5 cups
check my math
If you want a 1:18 ratio by volume, add 4/18 gallon of the other liquid to the 18 gallons of water. 4/18 gallon is 28.4 fluid ounces.
If you want a 1:18 ratio by mass, remember that one gallon of water weighs 8.34 lb (not 8 lb). So you would add (1/18)*4*8.34 = 1.85 lb of the other liquid
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