1) given that
the volume of undiluted solution is 2ml (V1)
final concentration after dilution = 1/10 of the concentration of undiluted solution( C2 =C1/10)
we know that C1 V1 = C2 V2 FROM THIS
V2 = (C1 *V1)/C2
= (C1 *V1)/C1/10
= 10* V1 =10* 2 =20ML
SO THE EXTRA AMOUNT DILUENT NEED TO ADD TO THE UNDILUTED SOLUTION IS V2- V1=20- 2=18ML
2)given that 0.1 ml of stock solution is added to the 9.0 ml of sterile water
so here
v1= 0.1ml
V2 = 0.1+ 9.9 + 10ML
WE KNOW THAT
C1V1 = C2V2
C1 * 0.1= C2 * 10
C2 = 1/100 C1
SO the dilution factor will be 1/100
from this solution 0.1ml (V2) of solution is further added to 9.9ml of sterile water so that V3= 10ml
C3 = C2V2/ V3
= (C1/100 * 0.1)/ 10
= C1/10000
10-4 DILUTION
FROM THIS SOLUTION 0.1 ML(v3) is further taken and diluted by adding 9.9 ml ( final volume = 10ml (v4))
result in c4 = c3v3/ v4
= 10-6 c1
10-6 dilution
3) OCD = CFU/(DILUTION * VOLUME PLATED)
= 158/ (10-5 * 0.1) = 1.58 * 10-4
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