Using a tool requires the correct technique. which describes the technique that is used with a graduated cylinder? record the line that the bottom of the meniscus touches. align the tick mark at one centimeter with the left edge of the object. slide the masses to the right until the beam rests at the zero point. notice which color ph paper turns after it is dipped into a liquid.

Graduated cylinder or measuring cylinder, commonly used in the laboratories, is a large cylindrical column used to measure the quantity of a solvent or a liquid. The liquid is poured in the  measuring cylinder to the desired amount. The gradations marked over the measuring cylinder give the exact amount of liquid poured. This gradation or scale is read by recording the line on the scale touched by the bottom of the meniscus of a liquid. Meniscus is the concave shaped surface of the liquid.  

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