Add1 gr. or 1 m. to 1ounce of water
Add15151pint
Add30301quart
Add 1201201gallon
To make 1 : 1000 sol. take 1 part of 1.500 sol. and 1 part water.
To make 1 : 20001 part of 1.5003 parts water.
To make 1 : 40001 part of 1.5007
To make 1 : 50001 part of 1.5009

To make a 1: 500 solution of formaldehyd add 38 minims of formalin (a 40 per cent. solution of formaldehyd) to 1 pint of water.

A HANDY SOLUTION TABLE WITH
DOMESTIC MEASURES.

SOLUTION.DOMESTIC MEASURE.
1 : 1000 1teaspoon to gallon.
⅒ of 1 per cent.15drops to quart.
1 : 500 2teaspoons to gallon.
⅕ of 1 per cent.30drops to quart.
1 : 200 5teaspoons to gallon.
½ of 1 per cent. 1¼teaspoons to quart.
1 : 100 2½teaspoons to quart.
1 per cent. 1¼teaspoons to pint.
1 : 50 5teaspoons to quart.
2 per cent. 2½teaspoons to pint.
1 : 25 2½tablespoons to quart.
4 per cent. 5teaspoons to pint.
1 : 20 3tablespoons to quart.
5 per cent. 1½tablespoons to pint.

TO PREPARE A 1: 500 SOLUTION.

There are 7680 m. in 1 pint of solution (water); therefore we divide 7680 by 500 as follows:

N.B.—Divide the number of m. in 1 pint by the strength of the solution, and then divide the result by the percentage of original strength of the article.

When original strength of solution is less than 100 per cent., as, for example, formaldehyd, which is 40 per cent., divide the quotient above resulting by the percentage of strength—viz.: