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pedant wrote: ↑

Thu May 06, 2021 8:58 pm

why 62%?

So I have calibrated all the hygrometers to 75% with just salt and water drops. I am now testing in separate ziplock bags: 100g distilled water and 70g NaCl pure salt (added last) with: 1. 17.5g sugar - 71.5% RH 2. 20g sugar - 85.5% RH 3. 22g sugar - 79.4% RH I tested both my milligram and gram scal...

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