Dakins’ solution is prepared using bleach and sterile water for irrigation. If the final concentration is 0.25% how much hypochlorite should you add to a 2000ml bottle?
Dakins' solution is a type of hypochlorite solution made of bleach that is diluted and treated for irrigation. it is a strong antiseptic agent that can kill many forms of bacteria and viruses.
The final concentration of the Dakins' solution should be 0.50%
here, the final concentration=0.25%
Total amount of solution=2000 ml
the amount of hypochlorite should be added=?
1:100 is the normal dilution formula
hence each ml contains only half of the strength in this solution, ie, 0.50:100.
so the sodium hypochlorate initially added dose should be again added to double the concentration.
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