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Calibration of Hydrometer

Started by , Oct 23 2012 08:37 AM
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Hi all,

If we want to do the internal calibration for hydrometer, Which are more suitable/ more accurate, raw sugar or dry sucrose?


TQ
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Hi TQ

For internal verification of hydrometers I would use a known standard (in the range you are measuring) supplied by an accredited lab with a COA stating the exact specific gravity and then compare it with my instrument and hopefully they match.

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