Answer / guest

9.5 mg in 100 ml ofA and 3 mg in 100 ml of B

Answer / shravan

9.5 mg of A and 3mg of B in to a 100 ml vol.flask and dilute to 100 ml with the solution...

Answer / sindhuri

Transfer 9.5 mL of compound A and 3.0 mL of compound B into a 100 mL volumetric flask to get desired HPLC reference standard.

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