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D. The pipette was washed with distilled water but not rinsed with an alkaline solution
D. The pipette was washed with distilled water but not rinsed with an alkaline solution
A. The conical flask was not rinsed with an alkaline solution
D. The pipette was washed with distilled water but not rinsed with an alkaline solution