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sorry if this is a dumb question im just a little paranoid but once the sn comes to my house if I dont open it won't get spoiled right even if I keep it at my house for 1 or 2 months also with measuring the sn how do I do it do I just pour the sn on a scale or do I put it in a cup
I can't answer the first, but when measuring I would recommend putting paper down over the scale, setting to 0, then adding the SN to weigh it. You can use any item to weigh something like this. You can practice by trying this if you bake something from scratch, like weighing out sugar or something.
I can't answer the first, but when measuring I would recommend putting paper down over the scale, setting to 0, then adding the SN to weigh it. You can use any item to weigh something like this. You can practice by trying this if you bake something from scratch, like weighing out sugar or something.
Do you have a grams scale? You set the scale to 0 to start before you weigh anything. Essentially if you need to weigh a liquid or something already in a container first, you weigh the container by itself, then set scale to zero (as if nothing is on there). After that, you add what you're trying to weigh, and you get the weight of the item (SN) you're trying to measure, rather than the combined weight of SN + bowl, for example.
About the measuring thing: you can put anything on your scale (I used a glass, to make sure it wouldn't get all over the place), make sure it's turned off, turn on and add SN, it won't measure the "container". If you want to be extra precise, you can buy a jewelry scale. But to be honest, you don't have to be that precise. Same with water for the solution, you can use the scale or a measuring cup.
About the SN itself: Nothing will happen to it if its unopened, keep it in room temperature in a cupboard or something like that, away from sunlight. (Light can make it oxidize) I opened mine 4 months before attempting and it still worked. Just make sure it's air tight and it should be fine + re-do the test before taking it, just to make sure.
Do you have a grams scale? You set the scale to 0 to start before you weigh anything. Essentially if you need to weigh a liquid or something already in a container first, you weigh the container by itself, then set scale to zero (as if nothing is on there). After that, you add what you're trying to weigh, and you get the weight of the item (SN) you're trying to measure, rather than the combined weight of SN + bowl, for example.
ahh i still have to buy the scale and ive never worked with one before but i think i understand now so i put the container on the scale then set it to zero then add the sn in the container i think. thanks
About the measuring thing: you can put anything on your scale (I used a glass, to make sure it wouldn't get all over the place), make sure it's turned off, turn on and add SN, it won't measure the "container". If you want to be extra precise, you can buy a jewelry scale. But to be honest, you don't have to be that precise. Same with water for the solution, you can use the scale or a measuring cup.
About the SN itself: Nothing will happen to it if its unopened, keep it in room temperature in a cupboard or something like that, away from sunlight. (Light can make it oxidize) I opened mine 4 months before attempting and it still worked. Just make sure it's air tight and it should be fine + re-do the test before taking it, just to make sure.
got it thanks. i think the sn container is gonna be in a plastic bag or some wrapper or whatever i get it in ill just leave it in the bag and throw it in the cupboard itll be fine right?
ahh i still have to buy the scale and ive never worked with one before but i think i understand now so i put the container on the scale then set it to zero then add the sn in the container i think. thanks
got it thanks. i think the sn container is gonna be in a plastic bag or some wrapper or whatever i get it in ill just leave it in the bag and throw it in the cupboard itll be fine right?
got it thanks. i think the sn container is gonna be in a plastic bag or some wrapper or whatever i get it in ill just leave it in the bag and throw it in the cupboard itll be fine right?
If it arrives in just a bag (mine arrived in a plastic jar) I'd recommend putting it in a container (still in the bag) and closing it air tight. I don't know how reliable bags are, better safe than sorry.
If it arrives in just a bag (mine arrived in a plastic jar) I'd recommend putting it in a container (still in the bag) and closing it air tight. I don't know how reliable bags are, better safe than sorry.
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