[shavira]

I have some problem in understanding standard unit of Baume. Some resources explain it uses to calculate Spesific Gravity of liquid that higher or lower than water. I wanted to know the relation Baume and sodium silicate.

Best regards
Shavira

[sjb]

I have some problem in understanding standard unit of Baume. Some resources explain it uses to calculate Spesific Gravity of liquid that higher or lower than water. I wanted to know the relation Baume and sodium silicate.

Best regards
Shavira

Does http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Baum%C3%A9_scale&oldid=544139190 or similar help?

[shavira]

I have some problem in understanding standard unit of Baume. Some resources explain it uses to calculate Spesific Gravity of liquid that higher or lower than water. I wanted to know the relation Baume and sodium silicate.

Best regards
Shavira

Does http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Baum%C3%A9_scale&oldid=544139190 or similar help?

I understand the relation in baume in SG, however i still not understand about correlation between baume in sodium silicate... anyone can help.

[Arkcon]

I understand the relation in baume in SG, however i still not understand about correlation between baume in sodium silicate... anyone can help.

I doubt that anyone can, because its hard to understand what your question is.  Density is measure by a number of different scales -- g/cc, or Baume, or even Brix.  There is no relation between measurement scale and any given compound that is the analyate.  You have essentially asked:  Water freezes at 32 °F, 0 °C and 273.15 K, what is the correlation in each case?

[shavira]

thank you. maybe i got confuse with the unit difference