Weldshop,
5.38g of your liquid Sodium Methylate is equal in strength to 1g NAOH.
So your Titration of 2 + 5(basic amount) = 7g NaOH. 7*5.38g = 37.66g Sodium methylate needed.

Calculating and comparing the Na amounts of the two products is not the way to figure out the catalyst needed.

I have posted the proper formula in another forum for using 30% sodium methylate in solution. Just adjust that for whatever solution you have. Common solutions are 25%, 30% and if you are lucky, 35%.

It would be great if someone would put the formula like we have for the dry catalysts. If anyone could do that I would appreciate it.

Also does anyone have any information on Potassium methylate? Evonik recommends this for UCO.

Mike

KM32 is more expensive than NM30.

Evonik can give you the recipe for their catalysts.