3. Prepare 40 ml of a 0.9% agarose gel. Work to assemble a small-sized gel apparatus and pour one gel. Agarose is a solid, so this is an example of preparing a solution using percentage by weight (weight/volume).

3. Prepare 40 ml of a 0.9% agarose gel. Work to assemble a small-sized gel apparatus and pour one gel. Agarose is a solid, so this is an example of preparing a solution using percentage by weight (weight/volume).

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