How to read a graduated cylinder or a burette.

[@my_onlysunshine9143]

Thank you so much!! In just a span of 5 minutes I get the whole concept of the lecture for class discussion clearly now in this this video

[@flashter6101]

good luck :)

[@skarletbueso]

@@flashter6101 lmao that was from 3 years ago hoped they did well tho lol

[@Emily-fm7pt]

@@skarletbueso it’s the thought that counts ig

[@hamadaldhanhani6502]

you've cleared my confusion.. thanks dude!!!

[@WinElements]

Awesome . I am glad it helps.

[@eduardopenaran2733]

Thank you! Just the explanation I needed!!

[@WinElements]

+Eduardo Penaran Awesome!:)

[@philipstewart5874]

Better than my teacher!

[@Kristen_85]

Thank you! I totally get it now!

[@WinElements]

Awesome.

[@Ismi2002]

Thanks so much

[@WinElements]

You're welcome!

[@enochawofeso935]

Thanks. I appreciate. Keep it up.

[@melii6148]

Thankss!

[@petagaymclean3284]

good evening. I have a question. for the titration lab the burette readings for the table are like 20.65, 20.54 etc. how do I calculate to get numbers like 2. 20 or 2.50?

[@chamomile3620]

how do we know if we need to estimate