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2 years ago

There is more than one kind of balance used in the laboratory. true or false

2 answers:

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The correct answer is false. Not only one type of balance is present in a laboratory. Most laboratory I've worked into owns two types of balance namely the analytical balance and the top-loading balance. The former is used for accurate mass readings and those needs smaller amounts of a substance while the latter is used for approximation and large amounts of substances.

jolli1 [7]2 years ago

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There is more than one type of balance used in chemistry, or science in all,seeing as the verified answer claims that it is false, then lists multiple types of balances.So the answer is TRUE

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