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Choose the dilution series to make a 1/300 dilution of a dye, 1.0 ml final volume is needed: (a) 1. 100 µl dye mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 2. 100 µl dilution 1 mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 3. 400 μl dilution 2 mixed with 800 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 3. (b) 1. 50 μl dye mixed with 950 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1400 µl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2. (c) 1. 40 μl dye mixed with 960 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1100 µl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2.

Choose the dilution series to make a 1/300 dilution of a dye, 1.0 ml final volume is needed: (a) 1. 100 µl dye mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 2. 100 µl dilution 1 mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 3. 400 μl dilution 2 mixed with 800 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 3. (b) 1. 50 μl dye mixed with 950 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1400 µl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2. (c) 1. 40 μl dye mixed with 960 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1100 µl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2.

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Choose the dilution series to make a 1/300 dilution of a dye, 1.0 ml final volume is needed: (a) 1. 100 µl dye mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 3.400 μl dilution 2 mixed with 800 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 3. (b) 1. 50 μl dye mixed with 950 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1400 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2. (c) 1. 40 μl dye mixed with 960 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1100 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2.
Transcribed Image Text:Choose the dilution series to make a 1/300 dilution of a dye, 1.0 ml final volume is needed: (a) 1. 100 µl dye mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 900 μl H₂O, 3.400 μl dilution 2 mixed with 800 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 3. (b) 1. 50 μl dye mixed with 950 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1400 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2. (c) 1. 40 μl dye mixed with 960 μl H₂O, 2. 100 μl dilution 1 mixed with 1100 μl H₂O: then take 1.0 ml of dilution 2.
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