Please solve in steps f) 6L of 1mM IPTG. You need to prepare a stock solution of 1M IPTG that will be sufficient to giveyou 6L of 1mM IPTG once it is diluted. How much water and how much IPTG (in grams) will youneed to make a sufficient 1M stock solution?

Desired solution is molarity = 1 mM volume = 6 L Stock solution molarity = 1 M molar mass of IPTG…

f) 6L of 1mM IPTG. You need to prepare a stock solution of 1M IPTG that will be sufficient to give you 6L of lmM IPTG once it is diluted. How much water and how much IPTG (in grams) will need to make a sufficient 1M stock solution? you

f) 6L of 1mM IPTG. You need to prepare a stock solution of 1M IPTG that will be sufficient to give you 6L of lmM IPTG once it is diluted. How much water and how much IPTG (in grams) will need to make a sufficient 1M stock solution? you

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