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Getting Started (Start by downloading the chapter)
Measure out the solid
reagent
Fill the syringe barrel with
water
Float the vial cap
Lower the cap by flotation
Install the plunger
Draw aqueous reagent into
syringe
Install syringe cap
Generate the gas
Remove cap to stop gas
collection
Discharge reagents
Wash away contaminants
(This page last updated 24 October 2016)