The degrees in the Beaume hydrometer for both heavy and light liquids can be transposed to ordinary specific gravities by the following tables, from the German. The first is for liquids heavier than water: -

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

0

1

1

1.007

2

1.013

3

1.020

4

1.027

0

1.034

6

1.041

7

1.048

8

1.056

9

1.063

10

1.070

12

1.085

14

1T01

16

1.118

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

18

1.134

20

1.152

22

1.167

24

1.188

26

1.206

28

1.225

30

1.245

32

1.267

34

1.288

36

1310

38

1.333

40

1.357

42

1.381

44

1.407

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

46

1.431

48

1.462

50

1.490

52

1.520

54

1.551

56

1.583

58

1.617

60

1.652

62

1.689

64

1.727

66

1.767

68

1.809

70

1.854

75

1.974

The following table applies to liquids lighter than water: -

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

10

1

11

•993

12

•986

13

•980

14

•973

15

•967

16

•960

17

•954

18

•94S

19

•942

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

20

•936

24

•913

25

•907

28

•890

30

•880

32

•869

35

•854

36

•849

40

•830

42

•820

B. Degree.

Specific Gravity.

44

•811

45

•807

48

•794

50

•785

52

•777

55

•764

56

•760

58

•753

60

•745