The numbers on the disks are volume in ccs. The VMD is the factor that gets you from weight in grains to volume in ccs. The powders vary in density, so the conversion charts by powder name are necessary to come up with the disk aperture number (ccs) for known grains or what a disk will yield in grains for a given powder.
Your not missing anything...the don't correspond precisely. They point you in a size direction (conservatively speaking) and when you find the right size ( generally larger than the VMD list) it throws a relatively accurate charge FME.
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