12.5% chl solution = 125,000ppm
Assuming 0 chl in pool and wanting to attain 5ppm.
Pool volume of 13,500 = 1,728,000oz
So,
125,000ppm * x = 5ppm * 1,728,000oz
x = 69.12oz to add to pool
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