I am not exercising the dilligence of doing the math also, but double check. The reactant proportions in your recipe for which you are following, converted into moles. Figure out the ratio and apply that to your solvents. If it was originally for 2g of CuCl2 then, of course, 200mg is %10 of that. So then find %10 of the portion of solvent you are instructed to use. That one ratio needs to be applied to all portions of all ingredients to have the same exact amounts. Technically, moles need not be calculated, but it is good practice, and verifies your work up.
((((( IPA 40-50 ml
H2O 12,5 ml
NaBH4 3,5 g
P2NP 2 g
CuCl2 +-0,2 g
NaOH (25% water solution) 16 ml
Acetone (dry) 5-10 ml
In this case, how many ml of ipa and h2o should I use and how many ml of water should I make a solution of copper chloride 200mg ))))) <-- Where did you get these portions? This looks like a customized micro batch?
CuCl2 is already 0.2g in the portion list so it says to use, whatever, 40-50ml IPA and 12.5ml H2O. I am confused, Are these not already calculated?