Thanks for insights, Jean Marius. As a matter of fact You are 100% right. There are definitions, rules and conventions. To live on earth and deal with other human beings we also need to accept conventions: today the 99% easily becomes 100% at people's eyes... ...whereas the lack of free oxygen is considered anoxic and the lack of both free+bound oxygen is called anaerobic. Tolerances and scale, that's what I mean. We are into industrial treatment, we're not into analytical lab theory. IMHO 0,0000000% as well as 100,00000% are set points, working hypo, not Always achievable in the real industrial world. Just my thought
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Thanks for insights, Jean Marius. As a matter of fact You are 100% right. There are definitions, rules and conventions.
To live on earth and deal with other human beings we also need to accept conventions: today the 99% easily becomes 100% at people's eyes...
...whereas the lack of free oxygen is considered anoxic and the lack of both free+bound oxygen is called anaerobic. Tolerances and scale, that's what I mean.
We are into industrial treatment, we're not into analytical lab theory. IMHO 0,0000000% as well as 100,00000% are set points, working hypo, not Always achievable in the real industrial world.
Just my thought
To live on earth and deal with other human beings we also need to accept conventions: today the 99% easily becomes 100% at people's eyes...
...whereas the lack of free oxygen is considered anoxic and the lack of both free+bound oxygen is called anaerobic. Tolerances and scale, that's what I mean.
We are into industrial treatment, we're not into analytical lab theory. IMHO 0,0000000% as well as 100,00000% are set points, working hypo, not Always achievable in the real industrial world.
Just my thought