Question 6 Calculate the volume you will need to make the specific dilution of your starting solution. Your starting solution has a concentration of 200 ng/1 ul. Calculate the initial volume needed to make the following concentration 10.0ul of 300 ng/1ul 3L 3.0 ul answer not shown 30 ul 0.3 ul

Question 6 Calculate the volume you will need to make the specific dilution of your starting solution. Your starting solution has a concentration of 200 ng/1 ul. Calculate the initial volume needed to make the following concentration 10.0ul of 300 ng/1ul 3L 3.0 ul answer not shown 30 ul 0.3 ul

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