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Use stock solution of 4 fatty acids, I prepared a standard solution using hexane that has about 1mM of each of these fatty acids. Let's call the fatty acids F1 (13.9mM), F2 (12.3mM), F3 (10.9mM ) and F4 (9.9mM). I use 1ml of each and diluted volumetrically into 10 ml vol flask.
Using M1V1= M2V2, would the concentrations in the standard (with significant figures) be as follow?
F1 = (13.9 * 1)/10 = 13.9/10 = 1.39mM
F2 = (12.3 * 1)/10 = 1.23mM
F3 = (10.9 * 1)/10 = 1.09mM
F4 = (9.9 * 1)/10 = 1.0mM
Then I prepared a standard solution using F1 (13.9mM), F3 (10.9mM ), and F4 (9.9mM) aiming to get exactly 1mM concentration of each, using 719 ul , 917ul , 1010ul.
Since 719 ul is 0.079 ml, 917ul is 0.917 ml, and 1010 ul is 1.010 , plugging in the formula, I get
F1 = (13.9 * 0.079)/10 = 9.9941/10 = 0.99941 but with application of significant numbers, it would be 1.00mM, right?
F3 = (10.9 * 0.917)/10 =9.9953/10 = 0.9953 but with application of significant numbers, it would be 1.00mM, right??
F4 = (9.9 * 1.010)/10 = 9.999/10 = 0.9999 but with application of significant numbers, would it be 1.0mM?
