The stupa, an architectural structure usually housing the cremated remains or possessions of important saintly figures, is considered to be the structural... The stupa, an architectural structure usually housing the cremated remains or possessions of important saintly figures, is considered to be the structural emblem and the most important type of monument...
A graduated cylinder is often used to measure a liquidâs volumes, or the space it occupies. Liters and milliliters are typically used to indicate volume in the metric system. Graduated cylinders are calibrated in milliliters (mL). Water and many other fluids form a meniscus (curving surface) when placed in the narrow tube of a graduated cylinder.
Look at the two figures above; if you were required to measure out 65 mL, what instrument would you most likely want to use? The graduated cylinder has graduations every 10 mL and then further graduations every 5 mL. The beakers could have graduations every 10 mL, 50 mL, or 100 mL depending on which type you use. It would be easier to measure out the volume in a graduated cylinder.