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Metric Conversions and Pipetting with P200 Pipet Why? Much of what molecular biologists, biochemists, and organic chemists work with is very expensive, so We try to work in VERY small volumes to limit waste and be frugal. So, it is important to learn to use the measurement tools in these small volumes very accurately and precisely. For example, 1uL variation in a 10ul reaction is a 10% error. This is a 2 page Pipet Guide that you should print and keep with you for reference. What to turn in: Put today's date and your initials on these notes, record what you've done and any changes made to the protocol on the protocol paper. These notes should then be scanned to a pdf with all of today's notes. This file goes in the Module 1 dropbox. Some Common Conversions - Metric allows fairly easy conversions because it has a base on 10. K=kilo;m=milli,u=microVolume(L=liter)1L=1000mL;1mL=1000uL;Mass(g=gram)1kg=1000g;1g=1000mg:1mg=1000ugMolarity(M=molar)1M=1000mM;1mM=1000MMNucletotides(borbp=basepair)1kb=1000bp 1. Conversion Practice (indicate reasoning or show math work) a. What is 0.5kg in g ? b. What is 120 uM in M? c. What is 900bp in kb ? d. What is 4.5mL in uL? 1