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    This document provides a quiz on laboratory mathematics concepts. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing the ability to: 1) Convert between units of temperature, concentration, mass and volume including Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, grams, kilograms, milligrams, liters and milliliters. 2) Calculate percentages, molarities, and normalities when given mass, volume, and concentration information. 3) Determine dilution factors and amounts of solution needed for dilution based on given volumes, concentrations, and desired results.

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    This document provides a quiz on laboratory mathematics concepts. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing the ability to: 1) Convert between units of temperature, concentration, mass and volume including Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, grams, kilograms, milligrams, liters and milliliters. 2) Calculate percentages, molarities, and normalities when given mass, volume, and concentration information. 3) Determine dilution factors and amounts of solution needed for dilution based on given volumes, concentrations, and desired results.

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    This document provides a quiz on laboratory mathematics concepts. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing the ability to: 1) Convert between units of temperature, concentration, mass and volume including Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin, grams, kilograms, milligrams, liters and milliliters. 2) Calculate percentages, molarities, and normalities when given mass, volume, and concentration information. 3) Determine dilution factors and amounts of solution needed for dilution based on given volumes, concentrations, and desired results.

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    QUIZ LABORATORY MATHEMATICS

    2points each (20points)

    1. Convert 43oC to oK
    2. Convert 183oF to oC
    3. Convert 313 oK to oC
    4. Convert 176 oF to oC
    5. Convert 35.2 oC to oF
    6. Convert 92mg/mL to mg/L
    7. Convert 42 mol/L to mol/mL
    8. Convert 452g to kg
    9. Solve the molecular weight of NH4OH
    10. Solve the molecular weight of HNO3

    3 points each (24points)

    1. How will you prepare 10% of NaOH with 100g of solute?


    2. How are you going to prepare 0.5L of 4% Formalin solution?
    3. Given: 105g of NaCl

    1500mL H2O

    a. What is the % concentration?


    b. Solve for Molarity?
    c. Solve for Normality?
    4. What is the molarity of a 2.5N solution of H2SO4 ?
    5. Dilution for the creatinine test is 1:20. How many uL of serum will you add to obtain 1mL of the
    said dilution?
    6. What volume of 15.8 M HNO3 is required to make 250 mL of a 6.0 M solution?

    6points

    1. You obtain the ASO titer of your patient. The amount of diluent used in the test is 20uL and the
    amount of patient serum is 10uL. What will be the final dilution of tube #7?

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