RandomQuiz v2.2 (revision date 02/05/2008)
Laboratory Mathematics - Concentrations

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1. How many ml of 0.75% NaCl is needed to make 200 ml of 0.4% NaCl?
107
93
60
200
2. How many ml of 4M H2SO4 are required to make 1.5 liters of 0.5M acid?
93.75
150
187.5
750
3. To make 200 ml of 70 percent alcohol from 95 per cent alcohol how much 95% alcohol is needed?
133.0
140.5
150.0
147.4
4. How many ml of 95% ethanol are required to make 250 ml of 70% ethanol?
184.2
375.9
92.1
276.3
5. How many ml of 5N HNO3 are required to make one liter of 0.8N acid?
160 ml
250 ml
320 ml
80 ml
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