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How can I calculate how many tests can be performed when I know the reagent volume of each test and the total reagent available?

April 26, 2017CALCULATE Performed Reagent Test tests total volume

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How can I calculate how many tests can be performed when I know the reagent volume of each test and the total reagent available?

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Take the total reagent volume and divide this by the volume required per test. Example. Each tube involved in the test required 0.2 mL of reagent and I have 35 mL of working reagent. Divide 35/0.2. This equals 175 tests.