Use the dropdown menus to indicate the proper sequence of steps required in the use of a volumetric pipet. Step 1: Squeeze the blue bulb to expel most of the air. Step 2: Rest bulb gently on top of p v Step 3: Allow bulb to gently expanc v Step 4: Draw liquid above the calibration line, but not into bulb Step 5: Remove the bulb and control the flow of liquid with your finger Step 6: Release liquid until bottom of meniscus lines up with the calibration line Step 7: [ Select ] Step 8: Release liquid into the receiving flask Step 9: Touch the tip of the pipet to [ Select ] Touch the tip of the pipet to stock vessel & wipe off the sides with a Kimwipe Rest bulb gently on top of pipet (do not attach) Touch tip of the pipet to the receiving flask Allow bulb to gently expand and pull liquid into pipet

Use the dropdown menus to indicate the proper sequence of steps required in the use of a volumetric pipet. Step 1: Squeeze the blue bulb to expel most of the air. Step 2: Rest bulb gently on top of p v Step 3: Allow bulb to gently expanc v Step 4: Draw liquid above the calibration line, but not into bulb Step 5: Remove the bulb and control the flow of liquid with your finger Step 6: Release liquid until bottom of meniscus lines up with the calibration line Step 7: [ Select ] Step 8: Release liquid into the receiving flask Step 9: Touch the tip of the pipet to [ Select ] Touch the tip of the pipet to stock vessel & wipe off the sides with a Kimwipe Rest bulb gently on top of pipet (do not attach) Touch tip of the pipet to the receiving flask Allow bulb to gently expand and pull liquid into 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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