DilutionDilution

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Science and Technology
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Carnegie Mellon University
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The ChemCollective
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Post-secondary
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When you work in a laboratory, chances are you are starting off with a concentrated stock solution. Being able to create solutions of varying concentration from this is a useful skill. Solutions with known concentrations are often called "standard solutions." You can learn about the concept of dilution and how to use dilution to make a standard solution from a stockroom solution in the following video.

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