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Chemistry question :)
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You are provided with a solution containing 50ppm chloride ions. How many mls of this should be taken and diluted to produce 100ml of a 2.5ppm solution?
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27-02-2004, 21:08
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Re: Chemistry question :)
5 ml ?
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Re: Chemistry question :)
 The only mark I got in my chemistry exam was for spelling my name correctly so don't be looking to me 
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27-02-2004, 21:12
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Re: Chemistry question :)
ummmm (swigs a beer)
TAKE 100 ml of the solution, dilute in half, then throw half away ??
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27-02-2004, 21:24
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Re: Chemistry question :)
20mls  wtf do I know???
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27-02-2004, 21:38
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Re: Chemistry question :)
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Didn't know where to put this so feel free to move it
Here's something to frazzle your brains
You are provided with a solution containing 50ppm chloride ions. How many mls of this should be taken and diluted to produce 100ml of a 2.5ppm solution? |
I'd say 20 ml
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27-02-2004, 21:41
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Re: Chemistry question :)
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5 ml ?
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How did you come to that conclusion?
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27-02-2004, 21:43
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Re: Chemistry question :)
You didn't tell us what volume of the original solution we had 
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27-02-2004, 21:46
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Re: Chemistry question :)
Gut feeling is with pem, 5 mils, but something tells me it might be 5.263 or 4.762, but I haven't quite figured it out yet (ie, I may well be wrong).
To Ramrod, I think that may drop out of the equation...
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27-02-2004, 21:47
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Re: Chemistry question :)
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I'd say 20 ml
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27-02-2004, 21:48
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Re: Chemistry question :)
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You didn't tell us what volume of the original solution we had |
Doesn't matter, taking 10ml for instance, out of 100ltrs of 50ppm solution will still contain the same number of ions as taking 10ml out fo 100000ltrs of a 50ppm solution
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27-02-2004, 21:50
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Re: Chemistry question :)
We are assuming that both the original solution and the dilutant have an equal number of molecules per mil aren't we?
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27-02-2004, 21:55
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Re: Chemistry question :)
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Doesn't matter, taking 10ml for instance, out of 100ltrs of 50ppm solution will still contain the same number of ions as taking 10ml out fo 100000ltrs of a 50ppm solution |
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27-02-2004, 21:56
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Re: Chemistry question :)
Right, I will try an explanation for the 5 mil answer then. Assuming 1 million parts per mililiter, you need add add 19 mils of solution (going by my above assumption) to get to 2.5 ppm. This makes 20, so multiply both by 5 to get to 100 total. So, 5 mils of the original
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27-02-2004, 22:00
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Right, I will try an explanation for the 5 mil answer then. Assuming 1 million parts per mililiter, you need add add 19 mils of solution (going by my above assumption) to get to 2.5 ppm. This makes 20, so multiply both by 5 to get to 100 total. So, 5 mils of the original
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