Percentage, Ratio Strength and Other Expressions of Concentration (Part 2) - mg/mL, mg%, ppm & ppb Flashcards

At the end of the lesson, the students must have: 1. Executed computation skills in solving concentration of a solution in the way that is most appropriate for a problem or application; 2. Familiarized with the different units used to expressed the concentration of solutions; 3. Stated the relationship between the different methods of expressing concentrations of pharmaceutical preparations; 4. Converted one expressions of concentration to another.

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Twelve mL of glycerol is made up to 80 mL. What is the strength of the final solution as an amount strength?
(include unit and observe spacing before the unit)

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The correct answer is: 0.15 mL/mL

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One permitab solution tablet containing 300 mg of potassium permanganate is dissolved in 3L of water. What is the final strength of the solution expressed as a percentage strength?
Note: for uniformity and to get it correctly, place a space before the % sign

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The correct answer is: 0.01 %

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3
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Express 0.7 ppm micrograms per mL

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The correct answer is: 0.7 mcg/mL

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4
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Express 15 ppm as percentage strength. space before the %

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The correct answer is: 0.0015 %

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Calculate the amount of active ingredient present in the amount of product of stated percentage strength. (Percentage strength 22% w/w, amount 50 g)
Answer should be in g

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The correct answer is: 11 g

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Calculate the amount of product (in grams) that contains the stated amount of active ingredient of stated strength (strength is 12.5% w/v, amount of ingredient 635 mg)
Answer should be g, and 2 decimal places

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The correct answer is: 5.08 g

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7
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If the concentration of fluoride is 0.25 ppm, how many liters (L) would contain 2 mg of fluoride?

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The correct answer is: 8 L

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8
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How many milligrams (mg) of methyl paraben are needed to prepare 8 fluidounces of a solution containing 0.12% (w/v) of methyl paraben? Two decimal places, 1 fluidounce = 29.57 mL

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The correct answer is: 283.87 mg

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9
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Suppose 17 grams of sucrose is dissolved in 183 grams of water. What is the concentration of sucrose in ppm?
Place comma in your answer

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The correct answer is: 170,000 ppm

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10
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The solubility of NaCl is 284 grams/100 grams of water. What is this concentration in ppm?
Place comma per thousand

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The correct answer is: 284, 000 ppm

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The solubility of NaCl is 284 grams/100 grams of water. What is this concentration in ppm?
Separate number using comma.

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The correct answer is: 284,000 ppm

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12
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Change 50 ppm to ppb.

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The correct answer is: 50 ppb

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13
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How many parts per million (ppm) is 1mg/L?

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The correct answer is: 1 ppm

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14
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Hydromorphone hydrochloride suppositories contain 3 mg of active ingredient and weigh approximately 2 grams each. What is the equivalent percentage?

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The correct answer is: 0.15 %

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15
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If a city water supply has a limit of 250 ppm of nitrate ion, what is the maximum amount of nitrate ion, in grams, that may be present in a 10,000-gallon reservoir? (one decimal point, include comma, unit)

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The correct answer is: 9,462.5 g

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