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Beakers and test tubes both have rounded bottoms.
Beakers and test tubes both have rounded bottoms.
Test tubes are better for transferring liquids than beakers.
Test tubes are better for transferring liquids than beakers.
Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked.
Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked.
Beakers can be held over a flame; test tubes cannot.
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The most accurate statement among the options provided is:
Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked.
While some test tubes may have markings, they are generally not used for precise volume measurements like beakers are. Beakers typically have graduations for measuring volumes, while test tubes are primarily designed for holding and mixing small quantities of liquids rather than measuring volume.
