MOHR PIPETTES Class A

About MOHR PIPETTES Class A

• A Mohr pipette has marked lines that indicate different volumes.
• The volume is calculated by subtracting the liquid level before and after dispensing.
• The last graduation mark is not at the tip of the pipette to avoid measuring the narrow nozzle.

• Mohr pipettes are made of glass or plastic.
• They have a tap on the tip to control the flow of liquid.
• They are used in titrations and clinical analyses.
• They are less accurate than volumetric pipettes.

• Mohr pipettes are used to measure the volume of liquids in labs. 
• They are used to move small amounts of liquids between containers. 
• They are used in titrations and clinical analyses. 

• Karl Friedrich Mohr, the father of volumetric analysis, invented the Mohr pipette.