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    This document provides instructions for measuring volume and temperature in a lab. It explains that a measuring cylinder should be used to measure volume, with the measurement taken at the level of the liquid's meniscus by looking from below. It also explains that a thermometer measures temperature, with the liquid inside expanding when hotter, and that the temperature is read from the scale. Students are directed to questions 1-2 on page 73 of their coursebook to complete for practice.

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    This document provides instructions for measuring volume and temperature in a lab. It explains that a measuring cylinder should be used to measure volume, with the measurement taken at the level of the liquid's meniscus by looking from below. It also explains that a thermometer measures temperature, with the liquid inside expanding when hotter, and that the temperature is read from the scale. Students are directed to questions 1-2 on page 73 of their coursebook to complete for practice.

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    3 Changing states
    Measuring volume and temperature

    Unit learning objective:


    Practise measuring volume and temperature.
    Lab apparatus

    pipette
    Measuring Volume
    and Temperature
    Measuring Volume
    • Use a measuring cylinder.
    • The liquid forms a curve at the top called the
    meniscus.
    • Put your eye at the level of the meniscus and
    measure from the BOTTOM.
    What’s the measurement?
    Measuring Temperature
    • Use a thermometer.
    • Liquid expands inside the thermometer when
    it gets hotter.
    • Read temperature from the scale.

    What’s the measurement?


    Coursebook questions – page 73

    Coursebook:
    Questions 1-2,
    page 73

    Complete
    questions
    1 to 2 in your
    notebook.
    Coursebook answers – page 73
    That’s it for
    now!!!

    Vietnam Australia International School

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