The process is: an aliquot (capacity 1) of an beginning answer (consolidation 1) is diluted in a volumetric container (capacity 2) in arrangement to obtain a smaller consolidation (consolidation 2).

The user enters three of the variables and the use calculates the fourth.

Answer concentrations in molarity or portion percentage (%, ppt, ppm, etc.) may be used.

This use should be valuable to students in a difference of study courses and those who labor in a biological, artificial, or medical laboratory.

v2.5 (1/10/02):

• Holder for pigment, pageup and paper below keys have been added.
• Additionally, assorted recent regular solutions (citric bitter, ethanol, ethylene glycol, methanol, and sodium chloride) have been added.