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What is meant by the term aliquot in chemistry?
Aliquot is a known part extracted from a volume of sample.
In what does the parts spread out evenly?
In chemistry anyway, this means homogeneity. Say you dissolve sugar in water and mix it well. Any aliquot you take out will be the same concentration as the next. The opposite of this is heterogeneity.
You are given 10mg of powdered retinoic acid. you must make up a suitable stock concentration so that you can dilute that into one of your wells so that it is at a final concentration of 3uM?
Dissolve it to 100mM in DMSO, aliquot and store at -80℃. Upon use, take out one aliquot and dilute it to 1mM in absolute ethanol, and supplement the culture medium accordingly. Store this working stock under -20℃ for up to 2 weeks.
If solution A has more solute and less water than solution B then solution A is what to solution B?
Solution A is highly concentrated than solution B.
Is saturated solution a suspension or solution?
solution
What is an aliquot?
An aliquot is a portion of something. In chemistry it denotes the exact factor or divisor, so that there is no remainder.
When using a pipet can you state the volume of the aliquot without calculating it?
Yes, cause an aliquot is a small volume of something and I believe in this experiment you are also using a volumetric pipet, which should give you the exact volume of the aliquot.
What is the known fraction of a whole?
Answer is: Aliquot.
Known fraction of a whole?
Aliquot
If you need to aliquot 4ug of your DNA from 2ugul stock what volume do you require?
(4ug) / (2ug/ul) = 2ul You need to take 2ul of your stock solution in order to get 4ug of DNA.
What is the term for a known fraction of a whole?
aliquot
What is the aliquot sum of the number 42?
54
What is the advantage of using an aliquot for titration?
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What is meant by the term aliquot in chemistry?
Aliquot is a known part extracted from a volume of sample.
What is the formula for dilution factor?
Dilution factor is the final volume / aliquot volume. Aliquot volume is the measure of sub volume of original sample. Final volume is the total volume. Dilution factor =final volume /aliquot vol. for example ; what is the df when you add 2ml sample to 8m??? total vol is 2+8=10 DF=total vol/aliquot. 10/2=5 So 5 is dilution factor
In what does the parts spread out evenly?
In chemistry anyway, this means homogeneity. Say you dissolve sugar in water and mix it well. Any aliquot you take out will be the same concentration as the next. The opposite of this is heterogeneity.
What has the author Adrian written?
Adrian has written: 'De locis aliquot primi idyllii Theocritei difficilioribus'
