Although there are several multiplication factor calculations for converting uS
to ppm in EIS/CS widely available in the public domain, and I'm not interested
in Faraday's calculation for any reason, (a) which one would be deemed the most
appropriate for EIS/CS?, and (b) WHY?
1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 0.64? There could be others for all I know but these will
suffice.
My interest is in the latter...0.64. Is this one low to allow for ANY
potential/possible contaminants and/or impurities, which could be introduced
into the solution/suspension be it from the water itself, introduced from the
air, environmental conditions on the day, cleanliness of production vessel and
equipment etc etc, plus numerous other factors? Or is this one totally
unrelated to EIS/CS and praps only concerns hydroponics, potable water or fish
aquariums and the like?
My curiosity needs satisfying <g>
N.
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