3. Please fill in the following table Sample Final Final Volume of Concentration Volume of stock Concentration solution of stock solution needed (c2, %) solution (V2, mL) (V1, mL) (c1, %) Standard A 60 100.0 100 Standard B 40 100.0 60 Standard C 20 100.0 40 Table 3: standard solution preparation

3. Please fill in the following table Sample Final Final Volume of Concentration Volume of stock Concentration solution of stock solution needed (c2, %) solution (V2, mL) (V1, mL) (c1, %) Standard A 60 100.0 100 Standard B 40 100.0 60 Standard C 20 100.0 40 Table 3: standard solution preparation

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Final Volume of
Concentration
Volume of stock
Concentration
solution
of stock
solution needed
(c2, %)
solution
(V2, mL)
(V1, mL)
(C1, %)
Standard A
60
100.0
100
Standard B
40
100.0
60
Standard C
20
100.0
40
Table 3: standard solution preparation

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