How would you perform a 100-fold dilution, if you want the final volume to be 15mL? What volume of sample and volume of dilute would be used?
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Given that the final volume is 15mL and the dilution factor is 100, we can use the formula: Volume of sample = Final volume / Dilution factor Volume of sample = 15mL / 100 Volume of sample = 0.15mL Show more…
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