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Reconstitution Calculator

Work out the diluent volume that turns a weighed powder into a solution of the concentration you want.

Your inputs

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Chemistry
mg
mg/mL
mL

Diluent volume to add

10 mL

Concentration if you use your own volume

50 mg/mL

Concentration in g/L

50 g/L

Mass in one millilitre

50 mg

This is the chemistry relation mass ÷ volume for laboratory stock solutions. It is not medical dosing guidance — always follow the product label and a qualified professional for anything given to a person or an animal.

What this calculator does

Calculates the diluent volume that turns a weighed powder into a laboratory stock solution of a chosen concentration.

What your result means

The volume of solvent that gives the requested mass of solute in every millilitre of the finished solution.

Formula and working

V = m ÷ C ; C = m ÷ V

  1. 1

    Collect the inputs

    Mass of powder (m) = 500 mg; Concentration wanted (C) = 50 mg/mL; Or a volume you plan to use = 10 mL

  2. 2

    Apply the formula

    V = m ÷ C ; C = m ÷ V

  3. 3

    Result

    Diluent volume to add = 10 mL

Frequently asked questions

Symbols and assumptions

m
Mass of powder
C
Concentration wanted
V
Volume of diluent
  • The powder dissolves completely.
  • The powder contributes negligible volume.

Sources and review

Reviewed 2026-09-22 · Next review 2027-09-22

  • This is a chemistry mass-per-volume relation for laboratory stocks. It is not medical or veterinary dosing guidance; follow the product label and a qualified professional.

Important limitation

This is an educational estimate based only on the values and formula shown. Verify current rates, rules, units, and professional standards before relying on the result. It is not personalized financial or investment advice.

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