Match the following word pairs concerning the use of graduated and volumetric pipettes.Group of answer choicesThe volume level must be read in reverse (e.g. a liquid filled to 8.6 mL delivers 1.4 mL).The glassware can only deliver one exact volume.Requires pre-rinsing before useCare should be taken to avoid solution entering the pipette filler

A scientist needs to add approximately 100 cm3 of water to each of 50 large beakers. Thescientist needs to fill the beakers as quickly as possible.Which method should be used?A A 50 cm3 burette should be used twice for each beaker.B A 100 cm3 gas syringe should be used once for each beaker.C A 25 cm3 graduated pipette should be used four times for each beaker.D A 100 cm3 measuring cylinder should be used once for each beaker

Which of the following glassware is the best for measuring 6.00 mL acid?Group of answer choicesa small beakera small flask10-mL graduated cylinder50-mL graduated cylinder

_____ Pipets are used for very small but non-specific volumes.

If an experiment calls for 0.1 ml of sterile saline solution, which pipette should you grab? Group of answer choices P20 P200 P1000

What is the difference in the volume measurement between using a buret and a graduated cylinder? Explain