The solution is diluted to 5 times , that means a concentration of solution M1 changes to M1/5 .
M1/ 5 = 100mg /dL
M1 (reported value of glucose ) = 500mg/dL. (Answer)
Or
= 500×10-3g/0.1L = 5 g/L (answer)
Or
= 5g/L ÷ 180g/mol =0.02777mol/L
= 0.028 mol/L (Answer)
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Clearly, the answer is 220ppm. However, I need the steps leading
to it.
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