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Converting Specific Gravity to Milli-Siemens Conductivity

05/02/2013 8:28 PM

I am trying to calibrate a conductivity probe thats mounted on a tank of 30% phosphoric acid.

the secondary display is set for ms, milli siemens.

the lab has just tested a sample at 1.1556 specific gravity.

what is that converted to ms, millisiemens?
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Re: converting specific gravity to milli-siemens conductivity

05/02/2013 10:40 PM

Maybe try this? http://myweb.wit.edu/sandinic/Research/conductivity%20v%20concentration.pdf

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05/02/2013 10:58 PM

thank you! i appreciate you help.
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