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[Carolyn Wood <natvwine@cut.net>]

>Chris M wrote:
>If I'm remembering correctly a burette is used for titrations, it is
>basically a long narrow (glass) tube with precise graduations etched
>in its side and a stopcock at the bottom.  It allows precise
>measurements of how much of a chemical has been added to a solution.

Some good places to find a burette; chemical supply stores, university 
surplus or laboratory supply houses. You might find a used one from a 
univ. lab for as little as $10 - a new one should run $40 - $80.

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