I have a adjustable Pipette recently purchased and the units are read in ul (microliters). My question is, when using this for recipes would I have to convert the ul to ml for accurate readings? I know 1000ul = 1ml..
Using Pipettes
- Thread starter CactusJack
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
Everything needs to be in the same units. You could measure everything in microliters though I doubt you want to do your base that way.
Short answer, yes.
Short answer, yes.
Yeah you will need to convert, but it's not hard. You just times it by a thousand. You don't even need a calculator, you can do it in your head. Just pretend that the comma is a period instead of a comma:
1,000ul = 1.000ml
2,345ul = 2.345ml
etc.
(You may have to "imagine" that there's a comma sometimes, for example 100ul = 0100ul = 0,100ul = 0.100 or .1ml).
1,000ul = 1.000ml
2,345ul = 2.345ml
etc.
(You may have to "imagine" that there's a comma sometimes, for example 100ul = 0100ul = 0,100ul = 0.100 or .1ml).
Last edited:
- Status
