If 0.25 parts of a sample are diluted into 4.75 parts of diluent, what is the dilution factor?
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This is the sum of the sample and the diluent. Total volume = Volume of sample + Volume of diluent Total volume = 0.25 parts + 4.75 parts = 5 parts Show more…
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