mon unit Part III - Identification: Identify what is being described. 1. The tool commonly used to measure volume of liquids in science labs. 2. This refers to the curved surface of liquid seen in a measuring cylinder. 3. The amount of space something takes up.. 4. The unit used to measure small amounts of liquid volume. 5. The method used to measure volume of irregular solids by submerging in water. 6. The standard unit used when measuring large liquid quantities. 7. Used to hold and roughly measure liquid volume, not as accurate as a graduated cylinder. 8. The name of the line where you take the measurement from in a liquid. 9. The type of object whose volume can be measured by displacement (e.g., stone). 10. This tool has a narrow cylinder shape7 and fine scale lines to measure liquid.
Answer (1)
1. Graduated cylinder – Tool commonly used to measure liquid volume accurately.2. Meniscus – The curved surface of liquid in a measuring cylinder.3. Volume – The amount of space something occupies.4. Milliliter (mL) – Unit used to measure small amounts of liquid.5. Water displacement method – Method for measuring volume of irregular solids.6. Liter (L) – Standard unit for large liquid quantities.7. Beaker – Used to hold and roughly measure liquids; less accurate.8. Meniscus line – The line from which the liquid measurement is read.9. Irregular solid – Objects like stones whose volume can be measured by displacement.10. Burette – Narrow cylinder with fine scale lines for precise liquid measurement.
