Physiological Chemistry II Question 11
 
 
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In the problems so far we considered that the Holman solution is made up by mixing the stock solutions in the proportions indicated. However, Holman solution can be made up in other ways.

Using the same six stock solutions, calculate what the starting concentration of each would be so that when 10ml of each stock solution is added to 200ml of distilled water the final solution has the same composition (concentration of ions) as Holman solution. Express your answers in molarity.

Solution
Conc in Holman soln.
Conc of stock solution (M)
NaCl
120 mM

KCl
5 mM

CaCl2
2.5 mM

MgSO4
1 mM

NaHCO3
25 mM

NaH2PO4
1 mM