Here are some suggestionsfor making dilutions.
Please be aware that these are ONLY suggestions.
Please check the
calculations yourself.
I'm confident in my work,
but I cannot
accept liability for anyone who uses
these
numbers without first verifying them.
Here's how to
calculate the amount of concentrated material to ADD
to a volume of Diluent to end up with a diluted
concentration.
(BV + x)* E%=B% * x
Solve for x
x=(BV * E%)/(B% - E%)
x is the amount of concentrated solution to be ADDED
BV is the Beginning Volume of the Diluent
E% is the concentration of the final solution
B% is the concentration of the beginning solution
Example: How much 5% solution should you add to 20ml
of water to end up with a 0.5% solution?
Therefore, add 2.22ml of 5% solution to 20ml of
water to end up with 22.22ml of 0.5% solution.
Starting with a 5.0 %
To Make
● 100 ml of 0.10% use 2 ml of 5% and dilute to
100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.20% use 4 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.25% use 5 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.30% use 6 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.40% use 8 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.50% use 10 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.75% use 15 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 1.0% use 20 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 1.5% use 30 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 2.0% use 40 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 2.5% use 50 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 3.0% use 60 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 4.0% use 80 ml of 5% and dilute to 100 ml
Starting with a 3.0 %
To Make
● 100 ml of 0.10% use 3.33 ml of 3% and dilute
to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.20% use 6.67 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.25% use 8.33 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.30% use 10.0 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.40% use 13.33 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.50% use 16.67 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.75% use 25.0 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 1.0% use 33.33 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 1.5% use 50.0 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml
● 100 ml of 2.0% use 66.67 ml of 3% and dilute to 100
ml
Starting with a 1.0 %
To Make
● 100 ml of 0.1% use 10.0 ml of 1% and dilute
to 100 ml ● 100 ml of 0.2% use 20.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.25% use 25.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.3% use 30.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.4% use 40.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.5% use 50.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.75% use 75.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.8% use 80.0ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml ● 100 ml of 0.9% use 90.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml
● 100 ml of 0.95% use 95.0 ml of 1% and dilute to 100
ml
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