Chemistry, asked by Taris82331, 28 days ago

What is the dilution factor forr a solution containing 100 mg of nacl made upto 500 ml of distilled water

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Answered by huneykinha

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For dilution factor you should divide the volume of your final solution by the weight of sediment used. For example 50mL/1g=50. That means you should multiply the AAS values by 50.

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