Make the relationship visible
Concentration Lab
An interactive lesson in how mass and final volume change concentration. No compounds, protocols or needles required.
Change one thing at a time.
These are fictional classroom quantities, not a mixing protocol.
10 mg ÷ 5 mL = 2 mg/mL
Concentration
2mg per mL
The illustration is conceptual. Color does not indicate real-world purity, strength or safety.
What did you notice?
Double the final volume, keep mass fixed
The concentration halves. The total mass is unchanged; it is spread across more liquid.
Double the mass, keep volume fixed
The concentration doubles. Each milliliter now represents twice the mass.
Double both mass and volume
The ratio stays the same. Concentration depends on the relationship between two quantities, not either number alone.