Lecture

Quantitative Transfer of Copper Sulfate

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This lecture demonstrates the quantitative transfer of 526.5 mg of copper sulfate from a container to a volumetric flask using a funnel. The process involves rinsing the container and funnel multiple times with water, ensuring the solution does not exceed the mark on the flask, and using pipettes for precision. Attention to detail is crucial to avoid inaccuracies in the final volume and concentration of the solution.

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