Please double-check my answers Serious injuries can occur when students attempt to force the pipet bulb onto the top of the pipet. The bluebulbs we use in lab are not meant to attach to the pipet, they simply rest on the top.Which of the following items will help you be more successful when working with a pipet?Keep the tip of the pipet submerged when fillingO The more aggressive you are with the pipet bulb, the quicker you will get out of labO It is best to fill the pipet to a point just above the calibration line, then adjust the volume by slowly releasingliquid.Liquid should fully fill the pipet bulbGently place the pipet bulb on the pipet

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Serious injuries can occur when students attempt to force the pipet bulb onto the top of the pipet. The blue bulbs we use in lab are not meant to attach to the pipet, they simply rest on the top. Which of the following items will help you be more successful when working with a pipet? O Keep the tip of the pipet submerged when filling The more aggressive you are with the pipet bulb, the quicker you will get out of lab It is best to fill the pipet to a point just above the calibration line, then adjust the volume by slowly releasing liquid. Liquid should fully fill the pipet bulb Gently place the pipet bulb on the pipet

Serious injuries can occur when students attempt to force the pipet bulb onto the top of the pipet. The blue bulbs we use in lab are not meant to attach to the pipet, they simply rest on the top. Which of the following items will help you be more successful when working with a pipet? O Keep the tip of the pipet submerged when filling The more aggressive you are with the pipet bulb, the quicker you will get out of lab It is best to fill the pipet to a point just above the calibration line, then adjust the volume by slowly releasing liquid. Liquid should fully fill the pipet bulb Gently place the pipet bulb on the pipet

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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