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Resuspension Calculator

Work out how much buffer to add to a dried pellet or oligo to hit the concentration you want.

Your inputs

Change any value to update the result instantly.

Chemistry
nmol
µM
µM
µL

Buffer to add

250 µL

Resulting stock concentration

100 µM

Stock needed for the working dilution

5 µL

Buffer for the working dilution

45 µL

Total amount available

25 nmol

1 nmol in 1 µL is 1 mM, so amounts in nmol and volumes in µL give concentrations in mM; the figures here are shown in µM. Spin the tube down before opening so no dried material is lost.

What this calculator does

Works out the buffer volume needed to resuspend a dried pellet or oligo at a target concentration.

What your result means

The volume to add, plus the stock and diluent needed for a working dilution.

Formula and working

V = n / C

  1. 1

    Collect the inputs

    Amount of dried material = 25 nmol; Desired concentration = 100 µM; Working concentration wanted = 10 µM; Working volume needed = 50 µL

  2. 2

    Apply the formula

    V = n / C

  3. 3

    Result

    Buffer to add = 250 µL

Frequently asked questions

Symbols and assumptions

V
Volume
n
Amount of substance
C
Concentration
  • Amount in nmol and volume in µL, so concentrations follow directly.
  • All the dried material dissolves.

Sources and review

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

  • Spin the tube before opening or some dried material is lost, which lowers the real concentration.

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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