Buret Reading Practice
Reading a BuretAccurate reading of a buret depends on your ability to interpolate between the calibration lines on the buret. Properly performed, you can reliably read a buret to the nearest 0.01 mL. Test your ability to interpolate by reading the following images of burets containing varying amounts of iodine from vitamin C titrations.
Here are related pages on Vitamin C titrations:
Vitamin C Assay Introduction and Reagents
Titration Protocol
Standardization of 0.01 N Iodine Titrant
The actual readings are embedded in the name of the image:
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