If we were handed a tube of 2mg/mL BSA how much is required 20μL of each of the following Concentrations? to make 201l total → @01125 mg/ml 0,150 mg 0.50mg/mL /mL (C) (d) 0.75 mg. Ⓒ 1.0mg/ml g/mL C₁V₁ = C₂ V₂ If bring up to volume with dH ₂0 Can it be Solved using C₁ C₂ = V. Vz or yes, please show work.
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