Which statement is incorrect?
a. if the solution in a buret runs out, it can be refille...
Which statement is incorrect?
a. if the solution in a buret runs out, it can be refilled during a titration.
b. to ensure accurate readings of a buret, the buret must be in an upright position.
c. the volume delivered by a buret is determined by method of volume by difference.
d. parallax will produce inaccurate volume measurements.
e. all buret measurements should be recorded with two decimals places.
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