jeffbuck@swcp.com
Date: 05/26/03-09:07:44 PM Z
You betcha. It's the amount that comes out of these std. plastic droppers
that fit the 25ml bottles that a heck of a lot of pt/pd/Na2 etc. comes in.
B&S and whoknowswho sells them. This dropper has a reg. number ("#3
droppers" or something; someone looking in will know). Must be the
plastic. It's more accurate than glass. When dropping, always hold the
dropper straight up and down (perpendicular to plane of table-top); do not
tilt. -jb
Sandy King <sanking@clemson.edu> said:
> In all of my previous work with alternative printing I have been
> qui bte content to carry out measurement with the cc or ml, even down
> to 0.1 cc or ml with syringes. Now, in doing a little reading on
> Pt/Pd printing I see that the drop appears to be the unit of
> measurement. So how much is a drop? Is there such a thing as a
> standard drop?
>
> Sandy
>
> s
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