Explain makes a gel when dissovled in boiling water

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You are given 100g agarose (which makes a gel when dissovled in boiling water) and 100 ml buffer. Show how you would prepare 50 ml of a 1.2% agarose gel? (Hint: weight and volume do not add up)

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