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You are preparing a 2,000 μL solution mixing 2 reagents (A and B) and water. If 400 μL of reagent A and 200 μL of reagent B are needed, how many microliters (μl) of water will be needed in order to reach the final volume of 2,000 μL? Express your answer in both, ml and μl

Name: you are preparing a 2000 l solution mixing 2 reagents a and b and water if 400 l of reagent a and 200 l of reagent b are needed how many microliters l of water will be needed in order to rea 10127
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Description: you are preparing a 2000 l solution mixing 2 reagents a and b and water if 400 l of reagent a and 200 l of reagent b are needed how many microliters l of water will be needed in order to rea 10127

          You are preparing a 2,000 μL solution mixing 2 reagents (A and B) and water. If 400 μL of reagent A and 200 μL of reagent B are needed, how many microliters (μl) of water will be needed in order to reach the final volume of 2,000 μL? Express your answer in both, ml and μl

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06/29/2023

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To find the total volume of reagents A and B, add the volumes of reagent A and reagent B together. Total volume of reagents A and B = volume of reagent A + volume of reagent B Total volume of reagents A and B = 400 μL + 200 μL Total volume of reagents A and B = Show more…

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You are preparing a 2,000 μL solution mixing 2 reagents (A and B) and water. If 400 μL of reagent A and 200 μL of reagent B are needed, how many microliters (μl) of water will be needed in order to reach the final volume of 2,000 μL? Express your answer in both, ml and μl