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How much liquid is needed for a system

I see.

To answer your original question, about 1.3 liters with the "popular" :rolleyes: 7/16"ID tubes.
 
young boy said:
I see.

To answer your original question, about 1.3 liters with the "popular" :rolleyes: 7/16"ID tubes.
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thanks. good thing i decided to just go with distilled water cuz i was only gonna buy 1 bottle of pc ice which probably wouldn't have been enough. i went with 1/2" ID primoflex.
 
Good! I always recommend distilled water. If you're dead set in having colour, I suggest you to buy coloured tubes (which I think you did, since primoflex sells them).
 
young boy said:
Good! I always recommend distilled water. If you're dead set in having colour, I suggest you to buy coloured tubes (which I think you did, since primoflex sells them).
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yeah i ended up going with the Primoflex red uv tubes and bought a 4" red ccfl to cram behind the Multioption to make the fluid seem red. for the fluid i ordered pt nuke, 4oz. bottle of pentosin, and gonna get distilled water.
 
I needed just over one 32oz bottle of pc ice for my setup, which has about 7 feet of 7/16" tubing. I think the tc rad ate up a lot of fluid.
 
Grade 1, 2, 3???

http://www.elgalabwater.com/?id=502

This standard covers three grades of water as follows:
Grade 1

Essentially free from dissolved or colloidal ionic and organic contaminants. It is suitable for the most stringent analytical requirements including those of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). It should be produced by further treatment of grade 2 water for example by reverse osmosis or ion exchange followed by filtration through a membrane filter of pore size 0.2µm to remove particle matter or re-distillation from a fused silica apparatus.
Grade 2

Very low inorganic, organic or colloidal contaminants and suitable for sensitive analytical purposes including atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) and the determination of constituents in trace quantities. Can be produced by multiple distillation, ion exchange or reverse osmosis followed by distillation.
Grade 3

Suitable for most laboratory wet chemistry work and preparation of reagent solutions. Can be produced by single distillation, by ion exchange, or by reverse osmosis. Unless otherwise specified, it should be used for ordinary analytical work.
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Just for your info. The distilled water you got is good enough. We aren't doing chromatography or any lab work :D.
 
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