Volume is measured using metric units like milliliters. Liquid volumes are measured using graduated cylinders, which can be made of glass or plastic. Glass cylinders show a meniscus - a curved surface of the liquid due to adhesion. When reading the volume in a glass cylinder, you should read at the lowest point of the curve. Plastic cylinders do not show this curvature at the surface.
Volume is measured using metric units like milliliters. Liquid volumes are measured using graduated cylinders, which can be made of glass or plastic. Glass cylinders show a meniscus - a curved surface of the liquid due to adhesion. When reading the volume in a glass cylinder, you should read at the lowest point of the curve. Plastic cylinders do not show this curvature at the surface.
Volume is measured using metric units like milliliters. Liquid volumes are measured using graduated cylinders, which can be made of glass or plastic. Glass cylinders show a meniscus - a curved surface of the liquid due to adhesion. When reading the volume in a glass cylinder, you should read at the lowest point of the curve. Plastic cylinders do not show this curvature at the surface.
Volume is measured using metric units like milliliters. Liquid volumes are measured using graduated cylinders, which can be made of glass or plastic. Glass cylinders show a meniscus - a curved surface of the liquid due to adhesion. When reading the volume in a glass cylinder, you should read at the lowest point of the curve. Plastic cylinders do not show this curvature at the surface.
The volume of an object is the amount of space it takes
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