15. You are given a series of 10 tubes. In the first is placed 9 milliliters of saline. In each of the others is placed 5 mL of saline. One milliliter of serum is added to the first tube. Five milliliters from this tube are transferred to the second tube, and 5 ml are transferred throughout the remaining tubes. Discard the last 5ml transferred. Give the following: a. Tube dilution for tubes 1 and 6 b. The solution dilution for tubes 1,4, and 7 c. The amount of serum present in tube #3 after transfer.

15. You are given a series of 10 tubes. In the first is placed 9 milliliters of saline. In each of the others is placed 5 mL of saline. One milliliter of serum is added to the first tube. Five milliliters from this tube are transferred to the second tube, and 5 ml are transferred throughout the remaining tubes. Discard the last 5ml transferred. Give the following: a. Tube dilution for tubes 1 and 6 b. The solution dilution for tubes 1,4, and 7 c. The amount of serum present in tube #3 after transfer.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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