Homework Help: bio

Posted by mina on Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at 11:28pm.

You have a sample of NaCl that contains 100 mg/ml NaCl. You are trying to perform an reaction that requires 10ml of 20 mg/ml. Enter in the correct amount (in ml) of Stock NaCl solution you need to use to make 10ml of 20 mg/ml NaCl

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