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Here are the results I got back on my 100G tank using Microbe Lift reef salt.
 

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FWIW, the salinity is pretty high.

I don't know if it is an issue, but the tin is worth thinking about. Not sure where it is coming from.
As far as the salinity where is that represented and how do you calculate it?

The tin I am not sure about either...
 
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Salinity is something that can be calculated from the numbers, but Triton does not supply the number. Unless you get a spreadsheet from Jim (above) or some other chemist, it is not a DIY procedure. A rough estimate can come from just comparing the sodium in your sample to the sodium in 35 ppt seawater.

This thread describes the detailed procedure:

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/re...ion-salinity-triton-icp-oes-test-results.html
 

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