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Drawing the apparatus in 3D(figure 3)
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The buret is commonly used in titrations to measure precisely how much liquid is used.
A pipette is a slender pipe or tube into which small amounts of liquids are taken up by suction to allow a chemist to remove, transfer, or measure a substance.
Even thought both look almost the same, but their useage differ. The range they can measure also differs. I finally understood their uses and their difference after reading through some notes and researching on it.
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- What is a "Burette" or a "Pipette"?
The buret is commonly used in titrations to measure precisely how much liquid is used.
A pipette is a slender pipe or tube into which small amounts of liquids are taken up by suction to allow a chemist to remove, transfer, or measure a substance.
Even thought both look almost the same, but their useage differ. The range they can measure also differs. I finally understood their uses and their difference after reading through some notes and researching on it.
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