O Levels Chemistry (5070)•5070/11/O/N/20

Explanation
Precise Volume Measurement in School Labs
Steps:
- Note the required volume: 17.60 cm³, needing accuracy to 0.1 cm³.
- Evaluate apparatus for liquid volume precision: burette delivers variable volumes accurately.
- Eliminate gas-specific tools like syringes.
- Rule out fixed-volume or approximate tools like pipettes and cylinders.
Why A is correct:
- A burette measures and delivers variable liquid volumes to 0.1 cm³ precision via graduated scale and stopcock, ideal for titrations or exact aliquots.
Why the others are wrong:
- B: Gas syringe measures gas volumes, not liquids like acid.
- C: Measuring cylinder provides rough estimates (±0.5–1 cm³ accuracy), insufficient for 0.1 cm³ precision.
- D: Pipette delivers fixed volumes (e.g., 10 or 25 cm³), not adjustable to 17.60 cm³.
Final answer: A
Topic: Acid–base titrations
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