A stock solution is used to prepare a dilute solution. The dilute solution is prepared by using a 30. mL pipet and transferring that volume of the stock solution to a 2.6E+02 mL flask. What is the dilution factor applied to the concentration of the stock solution to calculate the concentration of the dilute solution? 0.12 8.67 8.667 0.127

A stock solution is used to prepare a dilute solution. The dilute solution is prepared by using a 30. mL pipet and transferring that volume of the stock solution to a 2.6E+02 mL flask. What is the dilution factor applied to the concentration of the stock solution to calculate the concentration of the dilute solution? 0.12 8.67 8.667 0.127

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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