Question

points possible: 1.00 select the true statement: a buret... select one measures how much titrant has been dispensed when you read the meniscus correctly. is primed with a solution in this exact order: rinsing the buret with the solution, then washing the buret with soap and water, and then finally filling it with the solution. always contains the base in an acid - base titration. is precise to three decimal places (e.g. a buret reading might be 5.400 ml)

Explanation:

A buret is a laboratory apparatus used in titrations. Reading the meniscus correctly on a buret gives the volume of titrant dispensed. When priming a buret, it should first be washed with soap - and - water and then rinsed with the solution. In an acid - base titration, either the acid or the base can be in the buret. Buret readings are usually precise to two decimal places (e.g., 5.40 mL).

Answer:

A. measures how much titrant has been dispensed when you read the meniscus correctly