Reagents
·
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Sodium chloride NaCl
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40.0g
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·
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Potassium chloride KCl
|
1.0g
|
·
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Potassium dihydrogen phosphate
anhydrous KH2PO4
|
1.0g
|
·
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Disodium hydrogen phosphate
anhydrous Na2HPO4
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4.6g
|
OR
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Disodium hydrogen phosphate
dihydrous Na2HPO4.2H2O
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5.75g
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OR
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Disodium hydrogen phosphate
dodecahydrous Na2HPO4.12H2O
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11.6g
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Distilled water to make up to 5 L
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Method
1.
Weigh out the reagents
and place in a 5 L conical flask.
2.
Add distilled water to
make 5 L. Mix well.
3.
Check pH. Adjust to pH
7.3 to 7.4.
4.
Pour into storage
bottles.
5.
Autoclave at 121°C for
15 minutes. Use a slow exhaust.
Ten times (10 ×) stock
solution
If you require large
volumes of PBS in your laboratory, you may find it useful to prepare a stock
solution that is ten times the strength of the working solution used in the
laboratory procedures.
This is called a ten
times stock solution, usually labeled by the abbreviation “10 × stock
solution”. Before use, prepare the “working solution” by making a one in ten
dilution of the stock solution.
To prepare 1 L of
working solution, mix 100 mL of the stock solution with 900 mL of distilled
water.
Three recipes for the
stock solution are provided for total volumes of 1 L, 2 L and 5 L. Choose the
recipe for the volume best suited for your laboratory's requirements.
Remember 5 L of the
stock solution is enough to prepare 50 L of the working solution. This may be
far more than required for the next few months. 2 L of the stock solution may
be an adequate supply of the stock solution.
Reagents for varying
volumes of ten times stock solution of PBS
Reagents
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Total
volume
|
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1
Litre
|
2
Litres
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5
Litres
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NaCl
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80.0g
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160.0g
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400.0g
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KCl
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2.0g
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4.0g
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10.0g
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KH2PO4
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2.0g
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4.0g
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10.0g
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One of the following
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Na2HPO4 anhydrous
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9.2g
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18.4g
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45.9g
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OR Na2PO4.2H2O
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11.5g
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23.0g
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57.5g
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OR Na2HPO4.12H2O
|
23.1g
|
46.1g
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115.7g
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Method
1. Weigh out reagents
for the selected total volume of PBS.
2. Mix with distilled
water to the required volume. Adjust pH to 7.3.
3. Dispense into sterile
glass bottles, sterilize by autoclaving at 121°C for 15 minutes. Use a slow
exhaust.
4. When cool, tighten
lids and label.
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