13.Calibration must be properly done to ensure that glass ware and equipment are in good working condition. Anybody can perform calibration of an equipment. a.Both statements are correct b.Both statements are incorrect c.The first statement is incorrect while the second statement is correct d.The first statement is correct while the second statement us incorrect 14.Glass measures are preferred for measuring liquids because a.All of these b.It is easy to handle c.Of its coefficient of expansion d.Transparency of the glass can more accurately indicate volume
13.Calibration must be properly done to ensure that glass ware and equipment are in good working condition. Anybody can perform calibration of an equipment. a.Both statements are correct b.Both statements are incorrect c.The first statement is incorrect while the second statement is correct d.The first statement is correct while the second statement us incorrect 14.Glass measures are preferred for measuring liquids because a.All of these b.It is easy to handle c.Of its coefficient of expansion d.Transparency of the glass can more accurately indicate volume
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13.Calibration must be properly done to ensure that glass ware and equipment are in good working condition. Anybody can perform calibration of an equipment.
a.Both statements are correct
b.Both statements are incorrect
c.The first statement is incorrect while the second statement is correct
d.The first statement is correct while the second statement us incorrect
14.Glass measures are preferred for measuring liquids because
a.All of these
b.It is easy to handle
c.Of its coefficient of expansion
d.Transparency of the glass can more accurately indicate volume
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