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How many drops are equivalent to 1 ml of basic blue? Does anyone know?

2011-07-30View Original

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This post was last edited by lijianhuai on 2011-7-31 at 14:44. May I ask, how many drops does 1 ml of basic blue correspond to? Does anyone know?
Reply #22011-07-30
This question is a bit like when the rich man asked Avanti how many buckets of water are in a river If the bucket is as big as a river, then it’s one bucket; if it’s only half that size, then it’s two buckets. So, by the same logic. If this drop is 1ML, then it is one drop. If it is 0.5ML, that’s two drops. . . . . . .
Reply #32011-07-31
A standard dropper dispenses 0.04 ml of solution per drop, which is about 25 drops; an ordinary dropper releases around 20 to 23 drops.

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