and "how many ml of diluent need to add to 2.5g to make solution with 250mg/ml" is the second qs that you want to ask???
Jan 09, 2011
answer error for first question by: Anonymous
x=60 => 60%
not 6
Dec 21, 2010
answers by: Anonymous
If you have 60g in 1000 mL you need to know how many grams are in 100 mL to find the percentage. 60/1000 = X/100 mL 6000=100X 6 = X therefore you have a 6% solution
Your solution is 250mg/mL and you want to add 2.5 g to the IV bag. First you need to change your g to mg so you multiply 2.5 by 1000 and you get 2500 mg. If you have 250mg in 1 mL and you need to find how many mL you will need for 2500 mg. 2500/X = 250/1 2500 = 250X 10 = X therefore you need to add 10 mL
Dec 17, 2010
concentration by: Anonymous
if 2.5 grams are added to a 250 ml solution, and there is 250mg/ml.how many milliliters will be added to the bag?
