For each of the following situations, determine which type of glassware would be most appropriate: 150ml beaker, 10ml graduated pipet, 50ml buret, 100mL volumetric flask, 100ml graduated cylinder. Each will be used only once. Note: When working with laboratory glassware, scientists choose the glassware that is appropriate while also efficient for the experiment. For example, if an experiment calls for using approximate volumes, it would be a waste of time to set up a buret. a. A lab calls for adding enough water to dissolve 2g of CuSO4 to make a total of 100.00mL of solution. Ans. b. A lab calls for adding small amounts of a solution of hydrochloric acid to a solution of sodium hydroxide until a color change is detected. The amount of hydrochloric acid added must be recorded. Ans. c. A lab calls for adding approximately 50mL of water to a solution. Ans. d. A lab calls for adding 50.0mL of water to a solution. Ans. e. A lab calls for delivering 10.00mL of a solution of NaCl to an Erlenmeyer flask.
