When making a mixed drink that calls for 2mls or 10 mls or 20 mls of alcohol,what is that equal to in u.s. ounces,please answer for each mls above,,thank you

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There are approx. 64 ounces in 8 cups of water
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One UK gallon is 160 UK ounces. One US gallon is 128 US ounces.

1.897 tablespoons is equal to 27 grams.

I will assume that the percentage is per volume (20% per volume, 40 per volume.
Let x be the number of liters of the 20% solution.
What is the volume of alcohol in x-liters @20%?-----> .2x
What is the volume of alcohol in the 40 liters of solution @ 50%? Obviously 20 liters.
Amount of alcohol in the two solutions =.2x+20
After you mix the two solutions what is the resulting volume?
Resultant volume=x+40
Percentage of alcohol in final solution: 30% or 0.3
Quantity of alcohol in final solution =.3*(x+40)

When mixing the two solutions, no alcohol is lost: The amount of alcohol before mixing is equal to the volume of alcohol after mixing
(.2*x+.5*40) =.3*(x+40)
Solve this equation for x. (Show your work) You get x=36 Liters.
Check the result by replacing x in the equation.

I will assume that the percentage is per volume (20% per volume, 40 per volume.
Let x be the number of liters of the 20% solution.
What is the volume of alcohol in x-liters @20%?-----> .2x
What is the volume of alcohol in the 40 liters of solution @ 50%? Obviously 20 liters.
Amount of alcohol in the two solutions =.2x+20

After you mix the two solutions what is the resulting volume?
Resultant volume=x+40

Percentage of alcohol in final solution: 30% or 0.3
Quantity of alcohol in final solution =.3*(x+40)


When mixing the two solutions, no alcohol is lost: The amount of alcohol before mixing is equal to the volume of alcohol after mixing

(.2*x+.5*40) =.3*(x+40)
Solve this equation for x. (Show your work) You get x=36 Liters.
Check the result by replacing x in the equation.

To decide the percentage of the mixture, you can use the weighted common system primarily based on the alcohol content. Let x be the quantity of 50% alcohol, and y be the quantity of a 10% alcohol solution.

We get the weighted common system as follows:
0.5x+0.1y=0.3(x+y)
Now, you can remedy this equation to discover the ratio of x and y.
I'll calculate the answer for you.
0.5x+0.1y=0.3(x+y)
Expanding and simplifying:
0.5x+0.1y=0.3x+0.3y
Combining like terms:
0.2y=0.2x
Dividing each aspect by way of 0.2:
y=x

This capability means that the 50% alcohol answer has to be combined in equal percentage with the 10% alcohol answer to get a 30% alcohol solution.

Yes! Chocolate goes brilliantly with alcohol in liqueurs etc. And depending on the type of chocolate you use with affect the taste. Some recipes call for liqueur, chocolate sauce or cocoa.

Mixing an energy drink with alcohol should be avoided. Many studies have found that combining the two can be even more dangerous than drinking alcohol alone. Mixing the two can possibly increase your chances of suffering from heart palpitations.

For more information about this topic, please click on the link below...

http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/HealthIssues/1043185105.html

The main problem with running 10% alcohol fuel is that it runs hotter than non alcohol fuel.What I have done for the last 15 years in my stihl chain saws is runs fuel oil mix slightly on the rich side. Stihl reccommends mix to be 50 to 1 and I use about 45 to 1 and they run great. One saw I've been using for 10 years and have had no problems. I also use a additive called sea foam, available at most auto parts stores. I use about 4 ounces per gallon. As far as your warranty goes If you cannot get alcohol free gas I don't see where you have much choice if you want to use your saw Hope this helps. Thanks

4 to 6 oz.is plenty