Dear Frank
That is a really good question. I append the question: what instrument can read a water concentration of 100 mmoles/mole H2O? The same calibration question arises. Thanks Crispin ++++++++ Dear Stovers, I have a question regarding Relative Humidity. A saturated mix of water and magnesium nitrate (for example) at 40c will produce a 'percent relative humidity' in the air trapped in the container above of 48.42 +/- 0.37. What does this mean? Is there a value of grams water per cubic meter of gas (or some other unit) that we can use to calibrate instrumentation measuring water vapor? Thanks Frank
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