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mixing methyl orange
I have to apologize in advance for this but I have struck out on google and wherever else I could think to search including here. I would like mixing
instructions for methyl orange in aqueous and organic media. Thanks,
CRX
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For aqueous mix 1/10 to 1/2 gram of the solid M.O. with 1 liter of water, let it sit and draw portions from the top.
From http://www.tomtec.com/pages/applications/pdf/detpipaccur.pdf
Quote: | Make up the following fresh methyl orange solutions (w/v) in deionized distilled
water:
0.1% methyl orange (0.1 gm methyl orange powder/100ml water)
0.04% methyl orange (40ml 0.1% methyl orange (w/v)/60ml water)
0.02% methyl orange (20ml 0.1% methyl orange (w/v)/80ml water)
0.01% methyl orange (10ml 0.1% methyl orange (w/v)/90ml water)
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