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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2007190, member: 66"]If you want high precision then yes it would probably be better done in a lab, but if you are just trying to get that first decimal place, that can be done at home without too much trouble. And in most cases that first decimal place is good enough. If you are trying to distinguish between two material that are similar enough that you have to go to two places or more you are probably in over your head anyway.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 2007190, member: 66"]If you want high precision then yes it would probably be better done in a lab, but if you are just trying to get that first decimal place, that can be done at home without too much trouble. And in most cases that first decimal place is good enough. If you are trying to distinguish between two material that are similar enough that you have to go to two places or more you are probably in over your head anyway.[/QUOTE]
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