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3 apparatus use for measuring liquids
Glass laboratory apparatus are usually resistant to acids. Wood laboratory apparatus are usually used for mixing dry elements. Metal laboratory apparatus are for mixing liquid elements and rubber apparatus are usually used for testing and measuring.
The most accurate laboratory apparatus used in measuring the volume of liquid is a burette. Burettes are designed to deliver precise volumes of liquid with high accuracy, often to within 0.05 mL or better. They are commonly used in titrations and other quantitative analyses where precise volume measurements are critical.
A graduated cylinder is a common measuring apparatus used to measure the volume of liquids accurately. It is a tall, narrow container with volume markings along its side to indicate the amount of liquid present.
A meniscus it the curve of a liquid when it adheres to the side of its container. Only glassware used for measuring volumes of liquids have a meniscus. The scale.
Measuring glass is used for measuring the amount of liquid.
hydrometer
A graduated cylinder.
Container of liquid/chemical
The most common laboratory apparatus include beakers (mixing liquids), test tubes (holding small amounts of substances), flasks (storing and pouring liquids), pipettes (measuring and transferring liquids), microscopes (viewing small objects), Bunsen burners (heating substances), graduated cylinders (measuring liquid volume), and funnels (pouring liquids into containers).
beaker,test tube,
Graduated cylinder: Typically used for measuring liquid volume with good accuracy. Beaker: Can be used for approximate measurements of liquid volume. Pipette: Allows for precise measurement and transfer of liquid volume. Burette: Commonly used in titration experiments to measure liquid volume delivered. Volumetric flask: Used to prepare solutions of known precise volumes.