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Beaker volume terms

by Renzze Bernedette M. PINEDA
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A laboratory apparatus used to hold , mix , heat , and approximately measure liquids .

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The common unit of volume used in most laboratory beakers .

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The larger unit of volume equal to 1 , 000 . lite r

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The markings on the side of a beaker that indicate volume .

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The curved surface formed by most liquids inside a beaker .

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The part of the meniscus that should be read when measuring water .

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The error that occurs when the liquid is viewed from above or below eye level .

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The position of your eyes when reading the volume in a beaker .

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The type of measurement a beaker provides compared to a graduated cylinder .

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The laboratory apparatus that provides more accurate volume measurements than a beaker .

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The first thing you should check before reading the volume labels on a beaker .

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The surface on which a beaker should be placed before taking a measurement .

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The abbreviation for milliliter .

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The abbreviation for . L

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The amount of milliliters in 2 liters .

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If a beaker has markings from mL to 150 mL with five equal spaces , each graduation mark represents this many milliliters . 1 0

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If the liquid reaches the third graduation after 100 mL ( 10 mL per division ) , what is the approximate volume ? m L

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If the liquid reaches the fourth graduation after 200 mL ( 5 mL per division ) , what is the approximate volume ? m L

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A laboratory process in which a beaker is commonly used to combine two or more substances .

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A laboratory process in which a beaker is commonly used to increase the temperature of a liquid .

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The measurement unit that should always be written after a volume measurement .

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The type of meniscus formed by water in a beaker .

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The laboratory skill of determining the amount of space occupied by a liquid .

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The laboratory apparatus best used when an experiment requires precise measurement of liquid volume .

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Why is it important to include the correct measurement unit when recording the volume ? ( One - or two - word answer is acceptable . )

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