Question

Name: section #: Chemistry 60 Lab Volume Measurement Workshop 1 When determining the liquid level in glassware we read at eye level at the bottom of the curved surface called a meniscus) as shown in the diagram to the right. 1. Fill in the table by referring to shown drawings. 50 mL capacity 10 ml capacity 100 ml capacity 50 mL capacity Glassware picture 24 Glassware containing liquid Glassware name Device's smallest increments (markings) (i.e. ones place, tenth place) To what place is measurement properly read? (i.e. ones place, tenth place) Reading shown in above picture include units) Volume of liquid contained in glassware (include units)
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Answer 1

Answer

#Coulmn 1

Name - 50 mL capacity graduated cylinder

The device's smallest increment is 1.0 mL.

To what place the measurement can be done = ones place.

Reading= 24.0 mL

Volume of liquid= 24.0 mL.

#Coulmn 2

Name - 10 mL capacity graduated cylinder

The device's smallest increment is 0.1 mL

To what place measurement can be done = ones place with one decimal point i.e 1/10th place.

Reading = 2.6 mL

Volume of liquid= 2.6 mL

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Name = 100 mL capacity beaker

The device's smallest increment is 10 mL.

To what place measurement can be done = tenth place

Reading = 70 mL

Volume of liquid = 70 mL

#Coulmn 4

Name - 50 mL capacity burette

The smallest increment is 0.1 mL

To what place measurement can be done = ones place with one decimal point i.e 1/10th place.

Reading= 24.8 mL

Volume of liquid = 24.8 mL

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