What are the precautions for using the Laboratory Burette?
[Laboratory Burette Stand,Burette Pump,Burette Tip,Brown Graduated Burettes]
1. When using an acid burette, hold the burette with your left hand, bend its ring finger and small pointing palm, lightly stick to the outlet part, and use the remaining three fingers to control the rotation of the piston.
2. Be careful not to force outwards. To avoid water leakage caused by pushing out the piston, the piston should be slightly returned to the palm of the hand.
3. When using a basic burette, still hold the tube with your left hand. The thumb is in front and the index finger is behind. The other three fingers assist in clamping the outlet tube.
4. Use your thumb and index finger to pinch the part where the glass beads are located, and squeeze the rubber tube to the right. Move the glass beads to the palm of your hand, so that the solution can flow out from the gap beside the glass beads.
5. Be careful not to pinch the glass beads forcefully. Do not move the glass beads up and down, and do not pinch the rubber tube at the bottom of the glass beads. In order to avoid air entering people and forming bubbles, which will affect the reading.
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Post time: Oct-18-2021
