Answer to Question #312453 in General Chemistry for Bead

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Question #312453

why is beaker ,rather than a conical flask used ,when dissolving the solute.

Expert's answer

The beaker has a spout which facilitates pouring, and stirring is easier because it does not have a narrow neck.

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