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Here is a fairly easy way to make a digital balance. It is able to measure amounts less than 1 milligram. A balance with this resolution is still be fairly expensive, so building one may be a great solution for those budding chemists with a limited budget. Digital balance
DIY Digital balance
Posted by Marc de Vinck |
Mar 27, 2008 02:00 AM
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I was going to read the page, but I think his capslock key is broken.
Anyway, you can get a scale with 1mg resolution on DX for $24 (not commenting on the project, just pointing this out).
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jproach
now, what is this DX you menion?
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