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  • 4 weeks later...

SDS is a solid, so a 10% solution will be 10% weight of SDS in water, 10g per 100ml

The weights and volumes aren't critical.

 

Are you a student or working in a lab?

What background do you have?

 

What do you mean by the weight and volumes are not critical? Or do you mean that the difference for water between weight and volume percentages is not critical?

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That depends a lot on your application. I doubt that it is the case for OP but if you need quantitative reproducibility or are investigating high-resolution interactions with surfactants you better be more precise. If you want to work at the critical micelle concentration, for example being even 1mmol off can be problematic, depending on your analysis.

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