An experimental procedure asks you to measure 10 mL of a solution to the nearest 0.01...
An experimental procedure asks you to measure 10 mL of a solution to the nearest 0.01 mL. Which type of glassware would you use to complete the task? Explain your answer. How should the number be recorded?
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Burette or Graduated Pipette.
As we are supposed to measure 10 ml of solution up to an accuracy of 0.01 mL. this much accuracy could be achieved only using burette or graduated pipette having least count of 0.01mL, because graduated cylinder and beakers are not so precised that they can measure such a small volume accurately.
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