What is the strength (%) of acetic acid?
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Nature's Avenger concentrate is 70% orange oil. There is no acetic acid in Nature's Avenger. If you want 20% acetic acid, simply search Amazon for "20% acetic acid" and you will find several options. I have mixed Nature's Avenger (orange oil) with 20% acetic acid and gotten good results, but I have also used them separately and they work well as long as the weed is not too large, the leaves provide a lot of surface area, and the products are used on a hot, dry day. (I live in the southwest where this is common.)
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The answers that tell you 30X is 5 times stronger than 6X are wrong. The scale is logarithmic, not linear. 30X = 10^-30 6X = 10^-6 So 30X is 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times weaker (more dilute) than 6X. However, homeopaths believe that higher dilutions are more effective. Because of a little chemistry property called Avogadro's Number (6.02 x 10^23), this also means that 30X Arnica has a 1 in 1,661,129 chance of containing a single molecule of actual Arnica in it. Just FYI.
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Shorty is correct. It's phosphoric acid according to the MSDS:http://www.proproducts.com/Libraries/MSDS/E_ProChem_ResCare.sflb.ashx
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that was wayyyy to light of a caliber for this airpistol, its tooo strong.... your gonna need .25 gram its just about perfect
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The back of the package says "Citric Acid, 2 Lbs, 100% Pur...d Crystals, Bulk, Food-grade" I'm not sure what the Pur...d means. Maybe you can figure it out from there.
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It is pretty strong. I mix it in my health shakes I make. I would not use it by itself.
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Hi I don't know the %, but it worked really well for me. I actually need to order more. You'll like it.thanks, Suzanne
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Without getting into any chemistry, they are from different sources. Acrylic is a synthetic polymer from the petro-chemical industry. Common forms would be Lucite and Plexiglass. Acetate is a natural polymer that was originally processed from trees and cotton. The most recognized forms of Acetate would be rayon, celluloid used in photographic film, and nitro-cellulose lacquer.As we see them in pen blanks, they are two plastics with similar properties. Acrylic is more brittle than Acetate, and that would make the Acetate the easier to turn on a lathe. Both are soluble in Acetone. It would work the same on both.__________________ Without getting into any chemistry, they are from different sources. Acrylic is a synthetic polymer from the petro-chemical industry. Common forms would be Lucite and Plexiglass. Acetate is a natural polymer that was originally processed from trees and cotton. The most recognized forms of Acetate would be rayon, celluloid used in photographic film, and nitro-cellulose lacquer.As we see them in pen blanks, they are two plastics with similar properties. Acrylic is more brittle than Acetate, and that would make the Acetate the easier to turn on a lathe. Both are soluble in Acetone.... » Read More Without getting into any chemistry, they are from different sources. Acrylic is a synthetic polymer from the petro-chemical industry. Common forms would be Lucite and Plexiglass. Acetate is a natural polymer that was originally processed from trees and cotton. The most recognized forms of Acetate would be rayon, celluloid used in photographic film, and nitro-cellulose lacquer.As we see them in pen blanks, they are two plastics with similar properties. Acrylic is more brittle than Acetate, and that would make the Acetate the easier to turn on a lathe. Both are soluble in Acetone. It would work the same on both.__________________ « Show Less
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It is perhaps his greatest strength; but small grain size is not possible; such as grain size refined sugar can be measured perfectly. sorry my english
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This is a very good vinegar, the consistency and flavor is that of a much higher grade, last long time since you use less. I will be ordering again in the near future.
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85% is very strong. You might be thinking it is less strong because it does not sting as much as glycolic acid. Many people confuse this lack of stinging and pain with a product not being strong or not working. This is incorrect. Lactic acid is a larger molecule than glycolic acid. This is part of the reason why it does not sting so much, (because of the way it does not penetrate as deep into the layers of skin). Be assured however, it is working and doing things that glycolic acid cannot do, even though they are both AHAs. For example, lactic acid will draw moisture to the skin. The following is a quote from the webpage of a lactic acid product that is also sold here in on Amazon. I thought it might be helpful for you. "The Lactic/70 peel is 2x stronger than the Lactic/50 peel and 4x stronger than the Lactic/35 peel." - See more information at skin laboratory. I hope this helps.
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I would say it is an 8th of an in. But very strong.. I am very satisfied with the product.
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Lesson 2: Understanding expressions of drug amounts All ...courses.washington.edu/pharm309/calculations/Lesson2.pdf‎An example is ethanol 10ml/100ml, where 10ml of absolute ethanol (i.e., ... Ratio strength can be used to describe the concentration of a dilute solution. ... Thus a 1:100 ratio strength would mean a solution with 1g in 100ml, or it might mean a .... You may remember the concept of density from your general chemistry course.
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I'm not sure how to answer that question! It says 20% on the bottle; it works well; so i guess it is strong enough...
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aluminum chloride 15% is package listed strength. It works well. There are other brands which do have a higher AL content.
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Per the MSDS: Hydrochloric acid (20-25%), Phosphoric acid (5-10%), Oxalic acid (1-5%)
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That's a good question. The bottle doesn't say anything about strength, however conventionally most keto-containing shampoos are 2% nowadays. Even the nizoral 1% is hardly found in the pharmacies these days so I think 2% is a safe assumption.