Look at the diagram below of a ten-fold serial dilution. Serial Dilution 9 mL stock solution 1 mL stock solution & 9 mL saline 9 mL saline 9 mL saline 9 ml saline solution 9 ml saline solution solution solution 1 mL D2 solution to D3 1 mL D3 solution to D4 1 mL D4 solution to DS 1 mL D5 solution to waste D1 D5 D2 D3 D4 D6 In this diagram, D1 is the original solution. For a ten-fold serial dilution, first add 9 mL of solvent (eg. Saline) to 5 new tubes marked D2-D6. Take 1 mL of D1 solution, add to tube D2 and mix. Take 1 mL of D2, add to D3, and mix. Take 1 mL of D3, add to D4, and mix. Take 1 mL of D4, add to D5, and mix. Take 1 mL of D5, add to D6, and mix. Problem 2. If tube D1 has 100% concentration, then what is the % concentration of tube D2? tube D3? tube D4? tube D5?

Look at the diagram below of a ten-fold serial dilution. Serial Dilution 9 mL stock solution 1 mL stock solution & 9 mL saline 9 mL saline 9 mL saline 9 ml saline solution 9 ml saline solution solution solution 1 mL D2 solution to D3 1 mL D3 solution to D4 1 mL D4 solution to DS 1 mL D5 solution to waste D1 D5 D2 D3 D4 D6 In this diagram, D1 is the original solution. For a ten-fold serial dilution, first add 9 mL of solvent (eg. Saline) to 5 new tubes marked D2-D6. Take 1 mL of D1 solution, add to tube D2 and mix. Take 1 mL of D2, add to D3, and mix. Take 1 mL of D3, add to D4, and mix. Take 1 mL of D4, add to D5, and mix. Take 1 mL of D5, add to D6, and mix. Problem 2. If tube D1 has 100% concentration, then what is the % concentration of tube D2? tube D3? tube D4? tube D5?

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

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