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These solutions are then diluted to the required strength as and when required for the individual patient correctly choosing and using pipettes and pipetting devices b. Introduction. Learn how to dilute and concentrate solutions. Concentrated solutions take less storage space, are less expensive to ship, and last longer than dilute solutions. mc-nursingdilution. Start by determining the final volume you want then divide by the dilution factor to find the volume of stock solution you will need to use: Final volume = mL (1 L) Dilution factorX Stock volumemL/= mL Simple Dilution (Dilution Factor Method based on ratios) A simple dilution is one in which a unit volume of a liquid material of interest is combined with an appropriate volume of a solvent liquid to achieve the desired concentration Dilution of solutions for nurses. Analytical samples are often too concentrated for direct analysis Make a 1/dilution of serum with salineDilute the serumtimes with salineMake a dilution ofpart serum andparts salineMake a dilution ofpart serum toparts salineMake a dilution of serum and saline How do you know how much stock and how much water to combine? Often, a worker will need to change the concentration of a solution by changing the amount of Estimate the number of microbes in a sample using serial dilution techniques, including: a. Example: dilution setml added to ml = /5 = 5/= 1/for 1st tubeml added to 9ml = 1/(2nd tube) X previous dilution of 1/10(1st tube) = total dilution of 1/ Example: FOR THE ABOVE DILUTION SERIESml added to 9ml = 1/for 1st tubeml added to 9ml = 1/for 2nd tube. previous dilution of 1/(1st tube) X 1/(2nd tube) The dilution factor is the inverse of the concentration factor. In order to maximize all available storage space most solutions are stored in a concentrated form (known as stock). correctly spreading diluted Dr. Walker. Making dilutions is one of the most common practices in chemistry. Learning Objective. For example, if you takepart of a sample and addparts of water (solvent), then you have made a dilution; this LibreTexts.