The Wine Press and the Cellar

Appendix

Table I

Balling’s degrees (per cent. of sugar), corresponding degrees Baumé, and specific gravity at 63½° F.—Chas. Stammer.

Balling or per cent. sugar	Baumé	Specific Gravity	Balling or per cent. sugar	Baumé	Specific Gravity
1	0.56	1.0039	26	14.35	1.1107
2	1.11	.0078	27	14.90	.1154
3	1.67	.0117	28	15.44	.1201
4	2.23	.0157	29	15.99	.1249
5	2.78	.0197	30	16.53	.1297
6	3.34	.0234	31	17.07	.1345
7	3.89	.0278	32	17.61	.1393
8	4.45	.0319	33	18.15	.1442
9	5.00	.0360	34	18.69	.1491
10	5.56	.0401	35	19.23	.1541
11	6.11	.0443	36	19.77	.1591
12	6.66	.0485	37	20.30	.1641
13	7.22	.0528	38	20.84	.1692
14	7.77	.0570	39	21.37	.1743
15	8.32	.0613	40	21.91	.1794
16	8.87	.0657	41	22.44	.1846
17	9.42	.0700	42	22.97	.1898
18	9.97	.0744	43	23.50	.1950
19	10.52	.0787	44	24.03	.2003
20	11.07	.0833	45	24.56	.2056
21	11.62	.0878	46	25.09	.2110
22	12.17	.0923	47	25.62	.2164
23	12.72	.0969	48	26.14	.2218
24	13.26	.1015	49	26.67	.2273
25	13.81	.1061	50	27.19	.2328
Balling or per cent. sugar	Baumé	Specific Gravity	Balling or per cent. sugar	Baumé	Specific Gravity
51	27.71	1.2383	76	40.36	1.3894
52	28.24	.2439	77	40.84	.3959
53	28.75	.2495	78	41.33	.4025
54	29.27	.2552	79	41.81	.4092
55	29.79	.2609	80	42.29	.4159
56	30.31	.2666	81	42.78	.4226
57	30.82	.2724	82	43.25	.4293
58	31.34	.2782	83	43.73	.4361
59	31.85	.2840	84	44.21	.4430
60	32.36	.2899	85	44.68	.4499
61	32.87	.2958	86	45.15	.4568
62	33.38	.3018	87	45.62	.4638
63	33.89	.3078	88	46.09	.4708
64	34.40	.3138	89	46.56	.4778
65	34.90	.3199	90	47.02	.4849
66	35.40	.3260	91	47.48	.4920
67	35.90	.3322	92	47.95	.4992
68	36.41	.3384	93	48.40	.5064
69	36.91	.3446	94	48.86	.5136
70	37.40	.3509	95	49.32	.5209
71	37.90	.3572	96	49.77	.5281
72	38.39	.3636	97	50.22	.5355
73	38.89	.3700	98	50.67	.5429
74	39.38	.3764	99	51.12	.5504
75	39.87	.3829	100	51.56	.5578

Oechsle’s Must-Scale indicates specific gravity to three decimal places. When two figures are shown on the scale, a cipher before them must be understood. For instance: 83 means 1.083, or 20 per cent., Balling; and 106 means 1.106, or 25 per cent., Balling.