BigRedMoe
Highly Polished Member
And you have misunderstood how blood alcohol content is measured.One more time. A BAC measurement of say .02% is derived by measuring 2 g of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood. 2/100= 0.02%. 0.02% X 100= 2 percent of the blood total is accounted for by alcohol. A BAC measurement 0f .377% is 37.7 g of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood. 37.7/100= 0.377%. This means that 37.7% of the person's blood is accounted for by alcohol. Lethality occurs at 0.400% or a BAC of .400 which is 40 g of alcohol in 100 milliliters of blood. This means that 40% of the person's blood is accounted for by alcohol. I didn't mistakenly put the decimal point in the wrong place oaknight. You have missread the post.
Your "math" would only be true if the two units of measurement being compared were the same, i.e.- grams per 100 grams OR milliliters per 100 milliliters. But it is measured in X grams per X milliliters.