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A protocol tells you to prepare the following dilution: Label 5 tubes 1-5. Add 1.50 ml of diluent to each tube. To the first tube (tube #1), add 500 microliters of 1.00 M glucose and mix. Transfer 500 microliters from this first tube to the second tube (tube #2) and mix. Similarly, continue to transfer 500 microliters from each of the remaining tubes to the tube that follows it until all fivbe tubes have been used. What is the final concentration of glucose in tube #5?

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