In all quanitative volumetric experiments it is necessary to use the same pipet for all dilutions...
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Quantitative means the determination of quantity and there should be minimum error in the process for accurate quantitative determination.
Every glassware have its own error associated with it , so if we use different pipets , then different volumetric errors may occur , that is why all experiment is done with same pipet .
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