Drying and humidity standardization of substances: Difference between revisions
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# Calculate how much water you need to add (see the below section). | # Calculate how much water you need to add (see the below section). | ||
# For small batches, pour the water in folded toilet paper, and attach the paper at the inside of a lid for a sealed container, for example, a mason jar. | # For small batches, pour the water in folded toilet paper, and attach the paper at the inside of a lid for a sealed container, for example, a mason jar. | ||
# Add a hygrometer to the container, to monitor the relative humidity. | |||
# Store until the toilet paper is dry. | # Store until the toilet paper is dry. | ||
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:Example: To get 10% humidity for 100 g dry herb, add 11 g water: (100+(100*0.1))*0.1 = 11 | :Example: To get 10% humidity for 100 g dry herb, add 11 g water: (100+(100*0.1))*0.1 = 11 | ||
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[[Category:Preparation]] | [[Category:Preparation]] |