nessie wrote:
Well......
I will try and help a little here.. 1 Teaspoon is equal to
4.72 gms.. Note that's grams which is 1720 milligrams.
But that depends on the density. That is for, I am guessing water,
right? Borax shows a weight of 1.73 g/cm^3, so in that case it would be
closer to 2 grams per teaspoon. However borax powder has a good bit of
air in it, so maybe not.
Boron is only 10.6% of the weight in borax, so 1,000 mg of borax,
contains only 106 mg of borax, which is only about 3 times high, instead
of 30 times high.
Marshall
So .................................... 1 Teaspoon is
also equal to 4720 mgms (Milligrams)
Therefore 1/4 Teaspoon is equal to 4720/4 which
equals approx 1180 Milligrams..
The recomended dosage was 30mg.. a very small amount..
Another way to look at it is to look at some
pills/supplements you might have , check the physical size
of the pill and see how many mg that correlates to on the
label , and that would be ignoring the fillers etc. that they put into
everything
to make them look bigger etc..Might give you some
perspective on size weight etc..
nessie..
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Marshall Dudley wrote:
OK, now I am confused. I had been taking the amount that sticks to a
wet finger up to the first knuckle, and just measured it, and it
measured about 1/4 teaspoon. So is this the right amount, or about
30 times too high?
Marshall
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