This was so confusing to me when my teacher made us do it during class but after your video I realize it was actually so simple. Thank you so much, you truly helped me!!
how do you get like 10 cm^3 of each successive solution when doing a serial dilution. like when diluting by a factor of 10 and have each successive beaker with a volume of 10cm^ as what stays in it
thank you so much! In case the original stock solution was 40 cm^3 (for serial) with 10% concentration, how much of it would we use to make it to 1%? And what would be the volume of water used?
Starting with 40 cm^3 (for serial) with 10% concentration, if doing serial dilution you would simply remove 1cm3 from the original stock solution, adding it with the second. Then adding 39 cm^3 of water (diluent) to the solution. Allowing you to have a 1% concentration, so in this case it only took one dilution.
Hello, I have a question: Do you know how to find the no. of dilution, if both initial and final concentration and the volumes (initial and final) were given? I hope you notice this and answer. Thank you so much!
Hi. I’m not sure what you mean by the number of dilution? If you mean how many times has the initial solution been diluted to get to the final solution, it would depend what type of dilution you were doing and what dilution factor was being used.
