Why the volumetric flask must be stoppered and shaken?
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It is very difficult to dissolve the solid once the flask is filled to the mark, so make sure it is all dissolved before you fill to the mark.
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It must be stoppered and shook to prevent breakage.
- Because the considerable volume of a selected sample and a suitable solvent can typically change during mixing, the sample should not be diluted to the marked line without stopping.
- The ideal solution is thoroughly mixed after the final dilution by inverting the flask and gently shaking it.
- The mixing is not enough when it is carefully shaken without inverting. If the flask is tipped over, the stopper prevents the neck from promptly breaking.
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