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Essential Oils & Carrier Oils: Volume, Mass, Weight and Temperature Conversion Charts with Examples and Tips for Storage and Dilutions

07 January, 2009 20:47

Volume



What to Start With

Multiply By

Equals

→


→

Milliliters

0.03

Fluid Ounces

Liters

2.1

Pints

Liters

1.06

Quarts

Liters

0.26

Gallons

Cubit Meters

35

Cubic Feet

Cubic Meters

1.3

Cubic Yards

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←

Fluid Ounces

30

Milliliters

Pints

0.47

Liters

Quarts

0.95

Liters

Gallons

3.8

Liters

Cubic Feet

0.03

Cubit Meters

Cubic Yards

0.76

Cubic Meters

 

Mass and Weight



Unit

Number of Grams

Approximate U.S. Equivalent

Metric Ton

1,000,000

1.1 Tons

Quintal

100,000

220.46 Pounds

Kilogram

1,000

2.2046 Pounds

Hectogram

100

3.527 Ounces

Dekagram

10

0.353 Ounce

Gram

1

0.035 Ounce

Decigram

0.10

1.543 Grains

Centigram

0.01

0.154 Grain

Milligram

0.001

0.015 Grain

 

Exact Temperatures



Celsius Temperature

9/5, +32

Fahrenheit Temperature

Fahrenheit Temperature

-32, 5/9 x remainder

Celsius Temperature

    Table Conversion Data Edited Source: Webster's II new Riverside Pocket dictionary.
    English language – Dictionaries. I. Riverside Publishing Company.
    II.Title: Webster's two new Riverside pocket dictionary.
    III. Title: Webster's 2 new riverside pocket dictionary.
    PE1628.W55167 1986 423 86-13762
    ISBN 0-395-41822-4

1   Take the carrier and multiply by the percentage you would want to use. Example: 5 lb of carrier oil - needing to add 2% of an essential oil, convert 5 lbs to 80 oz ( 5lbs x 16oz = 80 oz) and then multiply 80 oz by .02 (2%) which gives you 1.6 oz. Alternatively: you can multiply oz x 30 to get ml (or cc). So 1.6 oz x 30 = 48 ml or 48 cc.

2   Temperature and Storage

  • Keep caps tightly closed when not in use.

  • Do not store in direct sunlight.

  • Avoid exposure to high heat and light for prolonged periods.

  • Store at normal room temperature.

  • Take a periodic (now is good) inventory of your oils and rotate and use what is getting older.

  • Use your oils! It isn’t the one who dies with the most oils that wins, it’s the one who uses the most oils that lives.


1.From Nature With Love http://www.FromNatureWithLove.com

2.Debra Raybern oilsandherbs@yahoo.com


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