During transfer of liquids using a micropipette: Would you consider your pipettes accurate ? Why?

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Q: During a transfer of liquids using a micropipette: what would you and/or your professor consider an…

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Q: Below are readings from a 1000ul micropipette. What volumes do they represent? a b Below are…

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Q: 4. [If you wanted to measure out the following volumes using micropipettes, which one would you use…

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Q: Which of the following images shows the correct volumeter window settings to pipet 32.0uL?

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Q: You want to transfer 30 µL of liquid from Tube A to Tube B. What are the steps you take to do this?…

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