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TTC is a chemical indicator in a culture media used for differentiating bacteria. Suppose you need to create a 500 mL solution of a 1% TTC solution (the other 99% is water). All you have to measure this volume with is a microliter pipette. How many microliters of TTC solution should you measure?

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Answer:

5000 microliters of TTC solution

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that 500 ml solution consists of 1% TTC

So the amount of TTC (in ml) in the solution is 1 % of 500 ml


(1)/(100) * 500\\=5 ml

As we know


1 ml
= 1000 micro liter

So amount of TTC in micro liter present in 5 ml of TTC


= 5 ml * (1000 microliter)/( 1 ml) \\= 5000\\ micro liter

Thus there are 5000 microliters of TTC solution

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