Common fish diseases in Michigan and their treatment. (Fisheries research report: 1204)

C (Continued)
Units of a 1-100
Dilution Desired. Solution Un its of Water
-50,000 0 200 99.800
155,000 0.182 8 99,818
160,oo000 0.167 99o833
1-65,000 0.154 g 99.846
1-70,000 0 0.143 99.857
1-75,000o 0.133 0 99o867
1-80,000 0125 8 99.875
1-85,000 0.11o8 99.882
1-90,000 0 0,111 99.889
1-959000 0.105 99.895
1-100,0.000 0.100 99.900

To obtain a desired dilution of copper sulfate, another method may be used.
In a large jar dissolve by heating as much of the chemical as will go into the solution,
set aside in a quiet place and allow to cool. To use this saturated solution of the
chemical, determine the dilution that is neededs take the temperature of the saturated
solution and refer to the following table for the number of ounces of the saturated
solution to be added to one gallon of water to make a solution of the strength needed.
Multiply this figure by the number of gallons of solution required and measure out the
resulting product and add to the water.
AMOUNT OF FLUID OUNCES OF A SATURATED SOLUTION OF
COPPER SULPHATE NEEDED TO ADD TO ONE GALLON OF
WATER TO GIVE THE DESIRED DILUTION

Temperature of Saturated Solution
Dilution 35.4.0 45~...6. 650~-5o
1/10000.92.85.78.73
1/2000:.46 (13.6 cc).42 (12.4 cc).39 (11.5 cc).37
1/10,000:.09.08.08.07