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you need to make 20ml of a 20% glucose solution. I need to calculate the amount of glucose and water needed. I know that the M.W is 180.16 for glucose. Would I multiply 20ml times 20 percent first? Thank you!
12 years ago

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Steve
1 liter would contain .2 moles of glucose

So, 20ml would contain .2*.02 = .004 moles

.04 moles = 0.72g glucose
12 years ago

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