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1. 20 mg in 2.5 mL equals:

4 mg/mL8 mg/mL10 mg/mL50 mg/mL

2. At 8 mg/mL, how much peptide is in 0.1 mL?

0.08 mg0.8 mg8 mg80 mg

3. Which value does NOT change simply because you add more diluent?

Total peptide amount in the vialConcentrationVolume of solutionAmount contained in each 0.1 mL

4. A more diluted solution means:

Less peptide per mLMore total peptide in the vialThe peptide has changed identitymg becomes mL

5. What should the calculator use after you reconstitute a vial?

The total peptide amount and the actual liquid volume you addedA guessed dilution from another vialOnly the syringe capacityOnly the peptide name

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