Posted by annie on Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 11:45pm.
30% w/w is 30 g/100g soln.
So you want 1/10 that.
Dilute 10 g (that's 10/1.11 = 9.00 mL) and add H2O to 100 g total = 3% w/w The volume should be very close to 100 mL.
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