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1. You need to make 125ml of Polyacrylamide (solid) to make the gel at different percentages. Show a calculation if you wanted to make the following gels? 1% = 1g/100ml A. 5% B. 12%

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1. You need to make 125ml of Polyacrylamide (solid) to make the gel at different percentages. Show a
calculation if you wanted to make the following gels? 1% = 1g/100ml
A. 5%
B. 12%

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