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equal parts of 18 and 0 = 9
equal parts of 18 and 3 =10.5
The 18 and 3, in my opinion, are a better fit because you can mix in other ratios than 50/50 and keep going down in nicotine content. 0 tends to not be as flavorful.
equal parts of 18 and 0 = 9
equal parts of 18 and 3 =10.5
The 18 and 3, in my opinion, are a better fit because you can mix in other ratios than 50/50 and keep going down in nicotine content. 0 tends to not be as flavorful.
2 is 10% of 20. "Two percent" is 10% of "twenty percent." Since there was 20% total flavor to begin with, removing 2 of those 20 "percents" is a 10% reduction from what it was, not a 2% reduction.
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It's 2% difference of the TOTAL ratio of flavor to PG/VG.
Understood, Scott....but that doesn't translate into a 2% drop in actual flavor from vaping the juice. It translates into a 10% loss in flavor. Why are you making this so difficult?
But you're only looking at the difference between the ratios, when you should be looking at the ratio of those ratios.
The ratio of flavor:total volume in one liquid is 20:100 or 1:5. This has a decimal value of 0.2, or 20%.
The ratio of flavor:total volume in the other liquid is 18:100. This has a decimal value of 0.18, or 18%.
The ratio of [the ratio of flavor:total volume in the second liquid]:[the ratio of flavor:total volume in the first liquid] is 18:20. This has a decimal value of 0.9, or 90%.
The concentration of flavor in the second liquid is 90% as strong as that of the concentration of flavor in the first liquid.
It's actually been a very enjoyable thread and a fun debate. However, often times during a debate, the desire to win outweighs the desire to learn. That's when pride and ego step in and spoil the fun. Such is life....
But if you add 10% water to your orange juice, coffee, Kool aid, martini, beer, soup broth, ejuice, cereal, hot chocolate, pudding, quacamole dip....
It's going to dilute the flavor 10%. Sometimes it's the simple things that are the hardest to understand.
But if you add 10% water to your orange juice, coffee, Kool aid, martini, beer, soup broth, ejuice, cereal, hot chocolate, pudding, quacamole dip....
It's going to dilute the flavor 10%. Sometimes it's the simple things that are the hardest to understand.
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I think the flavor of this thread has been diluted by at least 10%.
Sounds like the OP already uses/has some 12mg so easiest would be to add equal parts of 12mg and 6mg for a fully flavored 9mg.
Sounds like the OP already uses/has some 12mg so easiest would be to add equal parts of 12mg and 6mg for a fully flavored 9mg.
Considering the OP has no interest in mixing nic the whole debate is pointless.
Here's an easy one: say you have a beer, it's 6% alcohol. If you mix it with water and pour it into two mugs, each one is 3% alcohol, which is half (50%) as strong as the original.
If you catch the barkeep doing this to your beers, does he owe you half your money back, or only 3% of it?
If you catch the barkeep doing this to your beers, does he owe you half your money back, or only 3% of it?
If your 10% flavoring drops to 9% that is a 10% drop in flavor.
(using round numbers to keep it simple)
10ml of juice with 10% flavoring (1ml) and dilute by ~10% for a total of 11ml.
1 divided by 10 = 10%
1 divided by 11 = ~9% (a 10% drop)
(using round numbers to keep it simple)
10ml of juice with 10% flavoring (1ml) and dilute by ~10% for a total of 11ml.
1 divided by 10 = 10%
1 divided by 11 = ~9% (a 10% drop)
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