JohnS
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Location: SE Michigan, USA
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Let me start by saying I have ZERO medical training, but I may have found results that will help you. The sources appear credible, but I don't have the... -
I went all the way back to the 1st post, which originally states two different potencies, 120 mg/mL and 60 mg/mL. A little confusing. I think Mrs X explained...Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure what you are asking. There might be two issues:
First, on potency, it always has units so 120 mg/ml, 240 mg/2 mL and 45 mg/0.375...Leave a comment:
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You have it exactly right. The potency or concentration can be expressed as 120 mg/mL or 240 mg/2 mL, exactly the same thing. You need to divide by it...Leave a comment:
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See post #5 for the numbers of this original example and substitute your dose and concentration information....Leave a comment:
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You need the density of your gas at your "normal" conditions. Then multiple by flow rate.
The problem is slightly over-specified...Leave a comment:
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Is your data really good to nine significant figures? Round appropriately if not. Convert the units one by one as a chain
490151.596 g/(kW·h)...Leave a comment:
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