--Bruce Stallsmith
Huntsville, AL, US of A
>I would make up my own stock solutions, at least
>three, of known salt concentration and then draw a
>curve through it ... and then note where your water
>falls....to redce the non'linearity of the measurement
>you should make stock solutions that fall beyond
>either end of your desired concentration. Note
>microsiemens will include any conductable impurity of
>your water, so if your pond/tank water already has a
>number of minerals in it you will have to take that in
>account too....just use it instead of deonized water
>when you make your stock solutions, and use some
>without adding any salt as a baseline.
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