Lab Science - Colorimetry

Which piece of glassware is typically used to measure precise volumes of liquid in a laboratory setting?

• Boiling Tube

• Beaker

• Measuring Cylinder

• Pipette

Which piece of glassware is commonly used to hold and mix larger volumes of liquid?

• Boiling Tube

• Beaker

• Measuring Cylinder

• Syringe

Which piece of glassware is used to measure and transfer small volumes of liquid accurately?

• Boiling Tube

• Beaker

• Measuring Cylinder

• Syringe

Which piece of glassware is used for heating substances in a laboratory?

• Boiling Tube

• Beaker

• Measuring Cylinder

• Pipette

Which piece of glassware is used to measure the volume of a liquid with moderate precision?

• Boiling Tube

• Beaker

• Measuring Cylinder

• Syringe

Reorder the following from least to most accurate

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What is the first step in using a pipette according to the provided instructions?

• Fill the pipette past the top line (graduation mark)

• Carefully attach the pipette filler to the 25cm³ glass pipette

• Place the tip of the pipette into the water

• Use the roller on the pipette filler to draw water into the pipette

• Using your thumb slowly release the water until the meniscus rests on the graduation mark

What is white light made from?

• A) A single wavelength of light

• B) Lots of different wavelengths of light

• C) Only red and blue wavelengths of light

• D) Only green and yellow wavelengths of light

What name do we use to help us remember the colours present in white light?

Why do we see colours?

• Because of the reflection and absorption of light by different surfaces.

• Because of the emission of light by different surfaces.

• Because of the refraction of light by different surfaces.

• Because of the diffraction of light by different surfaces.