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C1V1C2V2 Kaufman Cards Part 1 Irene Bowen demonstrates how to calculate the necessary volume of stock solution to create a specific dilution using the C1V1 = C2V2 formula. This practical guide walks through a step-by-step example for preparing a precise ethanol concentration, including determining the required amount of water for the final mixture. In this video, I review three examples of dilution calculations. The main formula used in this video is
Welcome back to @BiolypsowithRena ! Today, we make up a 1X working solution from a 20X stock, and we use the
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