In-class Problem 3: (do at home for next week) A. Calculate how to make 10 ml of a 7.5% methylene blue stock solution (from solid powder). B. Calculate how to make a series of 1:10 dilutions of this stock. Imagine you'lIl use 5 ml of each dilution for your experiment. Calculate the final concentrations of each tube. tube 1: take some stock, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube = #1 tube 2: take some of #1, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube tube 3: take some of #2, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube tube 4: take some of #3, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube

In-class Problem 3: (do at home for next week) A. Calculate how to make 10 ml of a 7.5% methylene blue stock solution (from solid powder). B. Calculate how to make a series of 1:10 dilutions of this stock. Imagine you'lIl use 5 ml of each dilution for your experiment. Calculate the final concentrations of each tube. tube 1: take some stock, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube = #1 tube 2: take some of #1, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube tube 3: take some of #2, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube tube 4: take some of #3, dilute it 1:10 with some water in a new tube

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Author:Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer

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Chapter4: Chemical Reactions In Solution

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