Pipetas graduadas | 5 | Material de laboratorio

Pipetas graduadas | 5 | Material de laboratorio

What Are Graduated Pipettes and How to Use Them?

Introduction to Graduated Pipettes

  • The video introduces graduated pipettes, which are narrow tubes typically made of glass with a conical shape at the bottom and a narrower section at the top.
  • These pipettes are calibrated for measuring precise volumes, available in various sizes, allowing for accurate measurements such as 15.6 milliliters.

Usage of Graduated Pipettes

  • To use a graduated pipette correctly, one must suck liquid using an appropriate pipette filler until it slightly exceeds the zero mark.
  • After that, carefully release some liquid until it reaches the desired volume mark; this step requires precision as once poured out, you cannot retrieve the liquid.

Important Considerations

  • When using inverted graduated pipettes, it's crucial not to expel the last drop since they are calibrated to account for that final volume.
  • A fundamental safety rule is never to suck liquid into the pipette using your mouth; always use a proper pipette filler. The speaker emphasizes this by comparing new and worn-out rubber bulbs.

Conclusion

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