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Hi,
I was wondering about the meniscus we get in a round tube, like a test tube or a boiling tube, or even a classic measuring cylinder. If we have a square transparent rectangle with water in - would this at all reduce the effect of the meniscus?
How else is the effect of the meniscus reduced? I have been researching it and it suggested by putting it in a water bath.
Does the material affect it? I know mercury inverts the meniscus, but is there any known substance which gives a flat reading?
Thank you so much, even if you could just answer anyone of these it's really appreciated :)
I was wondering about the meniscus we get in a round tube, like a test tube or a boiling tube, or even a classic measuring cylinder. If we have a square transparent rectangle with water in - would this at all reduce the effect of the meniscus?
How else is the effect of the meniscus reduced? I have been researching it and it suggested by putting it in a water bath.
Does the material affect it? I know mercury inverts the meniscus, but is there any known substance which gives a flat reading?
Thank you so much, even if you could just answer anyone of these it's really appreciated :)