old thompson
Well-known member
I'm still mulling over the idea of using acids. I hope you don't think I am stupid for asking, but I would feel a little better knowing the answer to the following dilema-
What is the proper procedure for cleaning a graduated cylinder used to measure acids? I Know you aren't supposed to add water to H2SO4, so how do you clean up?
I'm not to crazy to get started, I just want to learn for now. Read my signature line- the stuff in the beaker is the ball, I'm the player. I just don't want to go into a situation where I don't Know what play to make.
Thanks-o.t.
What is the proper procedure for cleaning a graduated cylinder used to measure acids? I Know you aren't supposed to add water to H2SO4, so how do you clean up?
I'm not to crazy to get started, I just want to learn for now. Read my signature line- the stuff in the beaker is the ball, I'm the player. I just don't want to go into a situation where I don't Know what play to make.
Thanks-o.t.