So, to answer the (I think?) question Jay Ice may have in mind, a standard
medicine dropper is supposed to deliver drops - of water, other materials
and solutions will vary - of between 45 and 55 mg in weight. If you accept
the common statement that "a pint's a pound" then a cup at eight ounces is
228.25 grams or 228250 mg which comes out to about 4571 drops. Just for
ducks I measured 206 drops in 10 mls of water for a figure of 4702 drops
per cup.
At 01:32 PM 5/30/03 -0400, you wrote:
Jay Ice wrote:
> IN a cup of water does a drop make up a million parts or an ounce make up a
> million parts? I don't need an exact number like 2.354668795677785689 parts
> of a drop makes up 1 million parts. JUst a rough idea is all.
>
It would be exactly one millionth of a cup. That is what part per million
means.
An ounce would be 1/8 cup and would therefore be 125,000 ppm if added to
something to make a full cup..
Marshall
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