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Measuring Volume with a Beaker

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Measuring Volume with a Beaker

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Volume basics in the lab

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Renzze Bernedette Pineda
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Volume basics in the lab

by Renzze Bernedette Pineda
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1. What laboratory tool is mainly used to hold, mix, heat, and roughly measure liquids?

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2. Which tool provides more accurate liquid volume measurements?

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3. The markings on the side of a beaker are called what?

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4. What is the most common unit on a beaker for volume?

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5. Which unit is appropriate for measuring about 200 mL of water?

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6. One liter equals how many milliliters?

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7. Before reading a beaker, you should identify the measurement unit.

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8. Why read a beaker at eye level?

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9. Most liquids inside a beaker form a curved surface called the what?

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10. When measuring water in a beaker, where should you read the volume?

 
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