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Dilution Factor For Method 9056

Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2019 3:10 pm
by adamwmcanally
I am using a Dionex Aquion with an IonPac AG22 column and Chromeleon 7 to measure inorganic Anions (mainly chloride) in solid fuel. I am prepping the sample by combustion then washing the bomb/crucible with 100 mL of DI water. The samples can range up to 3000 ppm Cl so I need to dilute some samples even further using 10 mL of bomb washings then filling 50 mL with Di water.

If I run the 100 mL washings my dilution factor in Chromeleon would be 100.
If I use the 10 mL then dilute to a total of 50 mL then dilution would be 500, correct?

Does anyone have any experience with this sample prep technique, and have any helpful hints?

Thank you very much.

Re: Dilution Factor For Method 9056

Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2019 6:36 pm
by James_Ball
If you are using 10ml of the original 100ml prep then bringing it to 50ml, then you add multiply what ever the first dilution was by 5x.

To calculate a dilution of a dilution you multiply the two dilution factors.