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Chemistry, 11.02.2021 19:00 makiasdillard0925

Practically: Add 1.66 ml of my 0.3M lemonade to a 15 ml microcentrifuge tube. Add 3.33 ml of your diluent (water, in this case) to bring your volume up to 5 ml. Mix your solution either by vortexing or by pipetting up and down with your pipetteman. Let's make sure you got this concept by answering a question below. I have made 15 ml of 200 mM CaCl2 stock and need to make 40 ml of 50mM for my experiment. How much of my concentrated stock solution (in milliliters) and how much water do I need to mix to make the 40 ml of 50mM CaCl2

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