Finally!

Some real work is being done with perl!

Unfortunately, this code has some problems. See my partial log here for a 100L bath: 

4.  H202
2.  HF
1.  DI

What is the solvent:  1

What is the final concentration of each chemical you desire (wt %):

H202 (in %):  30

HF (in %):  10

Here are the volumes you need to fill:

H202:           102.94 L
HF:             20.1 L
DI:             -23.04 L

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I suggest examination of this code carefully before mixing chemicals via this calculation. The effort is well appreciated however.

One more suggestion: Use IUPAC names please. I once ordered "IPA" from a major chemical manufacturer only to receive isopropyl acetate instead of the isopropanol delivery expected.

SciDude

In reply to Re: BathCalc by SciDude
in thread BathCalc by ~~David~~

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