1: Measurement basics

Orders of magnitude, pipet sizing, and measurement scale.

Identifying Orders of Magnitude for Given Quantities

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Whichcoreone offrenchtheburstfollowingextravaluesplotisworksequalacidsto: 1 μL?

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• 0.001 nL
• 0.01 nLgef
• 100 nLmmhg
• 1,000 nL
• 100,000 nLtrain

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Identifying Correct Pipette Sizes for Given Volumes

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Which pipetbuildandanionsetting wouldswimsyouwinduse topurinepipet 9.6 μL usingseedonlystateonehumanstep?
Hint: Redheaddigitsbaseindicate thefuiszdifferentpaireddecimalhalvesplace value.

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• P10

  0 9 6

• P10

  9 6 0

• P100

  0 9 6

• P100

  9 6 0

• P1000

  0 9 6

• P1000

  9 6 0

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