Making solutions?

[kill00]

Ok. I had a question regarding making solutions in lab.

Lets say I need to make 50mL of a buffer. And this buffer requires 20 mM of A, 10 mM of B, and 0.5 mM of C.

I have stock solutions of 20 mM of A, 1 M of B, and 2 M of C.


I understand how much of 1 M B that I should add, and how much of 2 M of C.

However, how much of the 20 mM do I add?


Thanks!

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[MedPR]

Ok. I had a question regarding making solutions in lab.

Lets say I need to make 50mL of a buffer. And this buffer requires 20 mM of A, 10 mM of B, and 0.5 mM of C.

I have stock solutions of 20 mM of A, 1 M of B, and 2 M of C.


I understand how much of 1 M B that I should add, and how much of 2 M of C.

However, how much of the 20 mM do I add?


Thanks!

11mL

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[kill00]

Thanks for the answer but how did you calculate that?

 

[MedPR]

Thanks for the answer but how did you calculate that?

Stoichiometry and HH.

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[kill00]

I meant show me your work.

 

[MedPR]

I meant show me your work.

No that's cheating brah.

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[kill00]

Cool story "brah"

 

[MedPR]

Cool story "brah"

Thanks brah

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[mcloaf]

So you're asking how you can dilute a 20 mM soln to make a 20 mM soln...

 

[Marshm68]

Make up a more concentrated stock of A. Problem Solved

 

[kill00]

No, I'm asking how much of the 20 mM stock I should put in the 50 mL buffer soln. I realized that you're not diluting the 20 mM to 20 mM...

Also, thanks Marshm68 for actually trying to help unlike others

 

[MedPR]

Add 11mL bro

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[mcloaf]

Make up a more concentrated stock of A. Problem Solved

Eh, I'd probably just use the stock solution of A and dissolve B and C into it as solids if possible. Either way.

 

[Marshm68]

Eh, I'd probably just use the stock solution of A and dissolve B and C into it as solids if possible. Either way.

That'd be off by like a thousandth of a percent though! Completely unacceptable!

 

[MedPR]

Eh, I'd probably just use the stock solution of A and dissolve B and C into it as solids if possible. Either way.

Gotta follow instructions. No shortcuts in lab.

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[mcloaf]

That'd be off by like a thousandth of a percent though! Completely unacceptable!

Lol, bringing back gen chem gunner memories!

 

[sector9]

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