Evening Mike,
Like Ole Bob stated, it appears you are chasing rainbows.
> You are chasing a wil-o- the- wisp if you think that you can ever
> tie ppm to uS !!
> The whole process is plagued with CO2 and NO3 from dissolved
> gases.
A ppm is a ppm, no matter what the process or how it got there.
OF course one uS is likewise.
A uS indicated no specific quantity of anything and the total quantity of
everything.
So, if you are only after approximations then you may have a tool to do it.
Still, I wonder what difference it makes if my CS is 9 ppm or 15 ppm?
Keep us posted. I am delighted to seem some people doing the experimenting
I would like to be doing. <grin>
Wayne
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