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Yeah, but there is air so even though the bottom is at 1 ml, there is still air so the reagent only reaches I believe .8
No, the air is accounted for.
 

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This thread details how to properly read a syringe. Any air should be ignored. Just look at the movement of the end of the plunger:

 
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I was doing some reading and my live rock might be made of limestone. Is this possibly what is causing my alk to be high?
 

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I was doing some reading and my live rock might be made of limestone. Is this possibly what is causing my alk to be high?

Nope.
 

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