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Use the same sample for gravity readings
I guess you're assuming the sample will continue to ferment with suspended yeast?
There's quite a few reasons why this can fail:
the sample may not be at the same temperature as the beer (both due …
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Final Gravity on the Refractormeter vs. the Hydrometer
Brewing tools like BeerSmith provide refractometer correction tools when taking readings of fermenting or fermented beer. You measure the SG of a given sample both with a hydrometer and a refractomete …
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