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It takes a little time for all the molecules in the solution to reach equlibrium. For this reason there is a default time period you should wait to take your reading. You can shorten the time a little if your solution is being stirred but just keep it consistent for each reading. Your teacher or lab proctor probably just like 10-15 seconds.
because the black background reflects off the bottom of the meniscus and better defines the liquid
So that the mercury will return to its original position (becos there's a constriction that actually keeps the mercury in place after u remove it from your mouth)
the reading on a colorimeter, abit obvious :S
The first reading which is obtained after end point.
to overview , understand topics/chapter in quick look or fast reading technique
Visualization is a reading studying technique in which you visualize what is happening in what you are reading. For example, if you are studying World War 2, instead of just reading about it, you would see it happening in your mind.
The lowest possible reading is zero.
temperate reading
Yes it is if you are reading a novel
you can install by reading the maual guide came the Laboratory Oven . or If you do not have any manual guide then i would suggest to visit the www.coleparmer.com/ and go for laboratory oven installation guide
Survey . . . Before reading Paraphrasing . . . While reading Summarizing . . . After reading
There are four main types of reading techniques. These include skimming, scanning, intensive, and the last is called extensive.
Loud reading is a reading technique where the text is read out loud, typically with emphasis on pronunciation and intonation. This practice can help improve comprehension, pronunciation, and fluency in reading.
The reading on a pipette refers to the volume of liquid it is set to dispense. This volume is typically displayed on the digital screen or scale of the pipette and should be checked before dispensing any liquid. It is important to ensure that the correct volume is set to avoid errors in the experiment.
skimming
Pagana, Kathleen Deska, and Timothy James Pagana. Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests. St. Louis, MO: Mosby, 1998.