When measuring volumes of liquids, precision volumetric graduates with calibration for measuring multiple volumes are available, usually with inscriptions to deliver. Examples of these include the following with the exception of Select one: a. Pipettes b. Syringes c. Conical Graduates d. Burettes

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When measuring volumes of liquids, precision volumetric
graduates with calibration for measuring multiple volumes are
available, usually with inscriptions to deliver. Examples of these
include the following with the exception of
Select one:
a. Pipettes
b. Syringes
c. Conical Graduates
d. Burettes
For solids in several pieces or powder heavier than and
insoluble in water the most convenient to use is the
method.
Select one:
a. Hydrostatic balance
b. Lovi's beads
c. pycnometer method
d. Mohr-Westphal balance
Balances not be situated in the following areas
Select one:
a. On flat areas
b. On non-vibrating surface
c. In areas of low humidity
d. Areas with vents
e. In areas without metal chemicals
Transcribed Image Text:When measuring volumes of liquids, precision volumetric graduates with calibration for measuring multiple volumes are available, usually with inscriptions to deliver. Examples of these include the following with the exception of Select one: a. Pipettes b. Syringes c. Conical Graduates d. Burettes For solids in several pieces or powder heavier than and insoluble in water the most convenient to use is the method. Select one: a. Hydrostatic balance b. Lovi's beads c. pycnometer method d. Mohr-Westphal balance Balances not be situated in the following areas Select one: a. On flat areas b. On non-vibrating surface c. In areas of low humidity d. Areas with vents e. In areas without metal chemicals
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