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Use proportion. It becomes 2% sucrose solution then (10cm sucrose of 4% and 10 cm water)I don't get how are we supposed to calculate the percentage concentrations, like forexample we have to do simple dilution and in the first thing we take 20cm^3 of sucrose solution and 0cm3 of H2O and at the beginning it';s mentioned that the sucrose provided is 4 % so we'll say this 20cm3 is 4% right?
But when we, say, take 10cm3 of sucrose and 10cm3 of h2o what wll be the %age conc? Is there is a specific formula for doing so? Our teacher once told us but I forgot. :/
Let's say you were given an 80% sucrose solution. Now you have to make 10% sucrose solution from it. First thing you ask yourself is, how much volume of this 10% solution do I need to make? Let's say you wanna make 40 cm^3 of it.I don't get how are we supposed to calculate the percentage concentrations, like forexample we have to do simple dilution and in the first thing we take 20cm^3 of sucrose solution and 0cm3 of H2O and at the beginning it';s mentioned that the sucrose provided is 4 % so we'll say this 20cm3 is 4% right?
But when we, say, take 10cm3 of sucrose and 10cm3 of h2o what wll be the %age conc? Is there is a specific formula for doing so? Our teacher once told us but I forgot. :/
a_wiserME!! NotYourType buckle_crackkHey I don't exactly have notes for this but I think some videos might help you.
And if you want you can try Paper 3 2011 O/N ( if I remember correctly) it has some part about Serial Dilution.
Btw there is also this formula which you can use (when sometimes in the question they give you some values and you need to CALCULATE some concentration)
C1V1=C2V2
(C=concentration
V=volume)
plz help
this will vary according to the qsc1v1=c2v2
c1 is the given concentration
v1 we hav to find out
c2 is the concentration we'r gonna make
v2 is the make up volume which they are asking us to make in the qs
thxx i got itc1v1=c2v2
c1 is the given concentration
v1 we hav to find out
c2 is the concentration we'r gonna make
v2 is the make up volume which they are asking us to make in the qs
Whenever there is a question like this, the small width lines are the eye piece graticule. The bigger lines are the stage micrometer.https://docs.google.com/viewerng/vi...wp-content/uploads/2012/11/9700_w12_qp_33.pdf
qs 2 bi ANYONE!? PLEASE!
Thank you!Whenever there is a question like this, the small width lines are the eye piece graticule. The bigger lines are the stage micrometer.
Step 1: 1 eyepiece graticule unit = 0.01 divided by 4 = 0.0025mm
(this is because I know one width of stage micrometer is 0.01mm. I can SEE that there are around FOUR eyepiece graticule units that fit into one of these stage micrometer line gaps)
Step 2: 0.0025mm multiplied by 1000 = 2.5 micrometer.
(just conversion piece of cake )
Thanks loads!Hey I don't exactly have notes for this but I think some videos might help you.
And if you want you can try Paper 3 2011 O/N ( if I remember correctly) it has some part about Serial Dilution.
Btw there is also this formula which you can use (when sometimes in the question they give you some values and you need to CALCULATE some concentration)
C1V1=C2V2
(C=concentration
V=volume)
Thank you!I found an excellent site here.
Look at the first two only, the rest are not required.
can u help me with this question which is of year oct/nov 2012 v34 q1)aWhenever there is a question like this, the small width lines are the eye piece graticule. The bigger lines are the stage micrometer.
Step 1: 1 eyepiece graticule unit = 0.01 divided by 4 = 0.0025mm
(this is because I know one width of stage micrometer is 0.01mm. I can SEE that there are around FOUR eyepiece graticule units that fit into one of these stage micrometer line gaps)
Step 2: 0.0025mm multiplied by 1000 = 2.5 micrometer.
(just conversion piece of cake )
thnx
Sorry forgot to explainthnx
but can u elaborate that how did u calculate them (volumes of E and W ) by using C1V1=C2V2 ?
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