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Part II Measuring Volume of a Liquid Using the Proper Technique Readability of 100 mL Graduated Cylinder (What is the smallest unit division (in millimeter) you can read? How many decimal places will you use to present your measured volume data?): mL Volume of water in graduated cylinder Volume of water contained in largest test tube ml (depends upon test tube) Part III Using the Balance to Calibrate a 10 mL Graduated Pipet Room temperature of water used in pipet g/mL Density of water at room temperature Readability of Weighing Balance (How many decimal places you can read on the weighing balance? How many decimal places will you use to present your measured mass data?): Part II Measuring Volume of a Liquid Using the Proper Technique Readability of 100 mL Graduated Cylinder (What is the smallest unit division (in millimeter) you can read? How many decimal places will you use to present your measured volume data?): mL Volume of water in graduated cylinder Volume of water contained in largest test tube ml (depends upon test tube) Part III Using the Balance to Calibrate a 10 mL Graduated Pipet Room temperature of water used in pipet g/mL Density of water at room temperature Readability of Weighing Balance (How many decimal places you can read on the weighing balance? How many decimal places will you use to present your measured mass data?)