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Data Table: Basic Laboratory Techniques (Dry Lab)
A. Meter Sticks
Volume Read
(ml)
Point
110
120
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(cm)
Distance
(mm)
am
A
4 6
67
B
A
4
A
0
C
1
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Tic
3.00
2.00
3.00
6
18
1
128
7
9 10
1
120
22.0
11
6
Ild
[20
cm
D
B. Graduated Cylinders
10.00ml
10.00ml
25.0ml
1000ml
mm
21.0
10
9
am
86.0
1
1
85.C
2a
1B
2B
1C
2C
1d
2d
Cylinder
A
B
C
D
B
Volume
99+
50 mL +5% 250 mL +5% 400 mL +5%
250 ml
50
400
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36.0
21.0
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35.0
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400 mL
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