Practice 1.3 Microscale of volumes of solutions with different densities. For this exercise we will simulate the preparation of a reaction in a 0.5ml tube, using a micropipette with a range 1-20 ul. The idea is to create a "microscale" of volumes of colored solutions with different densities. 1. Use the table below to add the volumes in the tubes. Calculate the volume you need where they appear the X. Solución 3 (5%) Solución 1 (50%) 10 μι X = Solución 2 Solución 4 Volumen (25%) 8 ul 10 ul (0%) Total Tubo A 20 μι 20 ul Tubo B 2 ul

Practice 1.3 Microscale of volumes of solutions with different densities. For this exercise we will simulate the preparation of a reaction in a 0.5ml tube, using a micropipette with a range 1-20 ul. The idea is to create a "microscale" of volumes of colored solutions with different densities. 1. Use the table below to add the volumes in the tubes. Calculate the volume you need where they appear the X. Solución 3 (5%) Solución 1 (50%) 10 μι X = Solución 2 Solución 4 Volumen (25%) 8 ul 10 ul (0%) Total Tubo A 20 μι 20 ul Tubo B 2 ul

Chemistry

10th Edition

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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

Section: Chapter Questions

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