What's it called? The tip of the water? Pic included

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The discussion revolves around identifying the term for the top surface of a liquid in a container, specifically in a chemistry context. Participants quickly identify the correct term as "meniscus," which is commonly used in relation to measuring liquids in graduated cylinders or burettes. There is a mention of the frustration in finding the term, indicating it may be a last-minute homework query. Some users suggest searching online for related chemistry terms to aid in understanding. The conversation highlights the importance of terminology in scientific measurements.
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I hate making post like this but this is urgent. I know there is a word for it. it's the top of the water. Please answer and thank you.

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Have you tried to figure this our yourself? It's a very common term in chemistry and if you Google on burette or titration, you're almost certain to stumble on it.
 
JGM_14 said:
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Posts crossed. I tried not to just give the answer because it seems obvious that someone is looking for last minute homework answers.
 
It happens.
 
I just kept searching "tip of water, chemistry, tube". I really couldn't find it. Thank you, JGM_14, you know how it feels.
 
How to read a graduated cylinder. Google it.
 
Do you mean the vinculum?
 
ardisalis said:
Do you mean the vinculum?

or the miniscus?
 
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ardisalis said:
or the miniscus?

sorry. meniscus
 

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