If you are an under a testing program for athletics, quite possibly.
Depending if you want your % to be in volume and you have 100 mL then add 212.5mL to the HCl. If you want it by mass and you have 100g of HCl then add 212.5 g of water which is about 212.5 mL anyways. #swag
I consider that this preference is only illusory.
By adding HCl, you can ensure the presence of the SO4(2-) ion.
37% HCl = { [ 37 (gHCl) / 100 (g sol'n) ] / 36.46 (gHCl/molHCl) } * 1,18 (g sol'n/mL sol'n) * 1000 (mL/L) = about 12 M HClTo prepare V Litres of 10M sol'n you should dilute [10*V]/12 Litre of 37% HCl solution to the total volume of V. Be very carefull with this addition of water.
If you melt the HCl, and it melts at the proper melting point for HCl, then it is a pure substance. If not, it has been mixed with something else, which has altered the purity of the HCl.
The purity of the lake water is questionable.You can tell the purity of your tap water by purchasing a home water testing kit.
If you want to find out information about how laboratories carry out testing procedures you will need to figure out what kind of testing procedure you want to know about. There are a lot of testing procedures and they all carry out a different way. For example, HIV is carried out different from Influenza.
Qualitative observation is subjective. Quantitative observation is the result of controlled testing procedures with prescribed procedures in place. Quantitative testing is sometimes called empirical testing.
purity testing of microorganism is to check weahter the microbial culture contain one type of cells of species or it get contaminated or mixed with other type.the best way to check this is by sub culturing and staining.
Antenatal testing includes any diagnostic procedures performed before the birth of a baby.
Nope. The testing procedures and security measures prevent this from happening.
If you are an under a testing program for athletics, quite possibly.
Usually they aren't. They can be from certain procedures.
Depending if you want your % to be in volume and you have 100 mL then add 212.5mL to the HCl. If you want it by mass and you have 100g of HCl then add 212.5 g of water which is about 212.5 mL anyways. #swag
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I consider that this preference is only illusory.