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jvm208
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internal standard calculation
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March 11, 2017, 06:40:20 AM »
I would like to confirm the volume of internal standard (theophylline) and 5 standard solutions (caffeine) I have calculated to analyze caffeine levels in unknown samples...
Final total volume = 10ml
Stock concentration(caffeine) = 0.4% ; Stock concentration (thophylline) = 0.4%
Standard #1: 0.005% caffeine + 0.03% theophylline
Standard #2: 0.01% caffeine + 0.03% theophylline
Standard #3: 0.015% caffeine + 0.03% theophylline
Standard #4: 0.02% caffeine + 0.03% theophylline
Standard #5: 0.025% caffeine + 0.03% theophylline
My calculated volumes are..
Standard#1 = 0.125ml caffeine (C) + 0.75ml theophylline (T)
Standard#2 = 0.25ml caffeine (C) + 0.75ml T
Standard#3 = 0.375 caffeine (C) + 0.75ml T
Standard#4 = 0.5ml caffeine (C) + 0.75ml T
Standard#5 = 0.625ml caffeine (C) + 0.75ml T
Thank you.
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Re: internal standard calculation
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March 11, 2017, 11:48:35 AM »
What do you get, when you multiply each volume, by each percentage, and divide B total volume.
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jvm208
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Re: internal standard calculation
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March 11, 2017, 07:23:32 PM »
Thank you for your reply..
I have checked my calculation and initial volumes are correct.
Using V1 = (C2 x V2)/ C1
e.g. theophylline initial volume = (final concentration % x total volume)/ inital concentration %
= (0.03 x 10)/0.4
= 0.75ml
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