Mannitol Salt Lab Report

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Since the last lab report, two more experiments were performed. In one experiments, agar plates were made using mannitol salt. For this lab, different groups were assigned different agar plates to prepare. In the assigned group, one had to make mannitol salt agar plate. In this experiment, math was required in order to make the agar plate. To this lab, you had to know how much of the solution is needed to perform the experiment. After finding how much solution needed, then perform the experiment by obtaining the 27.75g of mannitol mixing powder with the 250mL of water. Everything is performed with the graduated cylinder then poured into the petri dish. The last step was to let it dry overnight. This was to help show how most agar plates are

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