If an experiment involves a large volume of liquid a would most likely be used to hold it.
a.
test tube
b.
graduated cylinder
c.
hot plate
d.
beaker

D: Beaker

Explanation:

The beaker has the largest capacity for volume among these options. A beaker is usually used to hold stock liquid, while it is poured into smaller containers, such as test tubes.

Test tubes hold the final amount usually used in the chemical reactions.

Graduated cylinders are usually used to measure certain liquids (mostly from beakers) to obtain precise amounts of a substance.

Hot plates are used to heat substances and cannot hold liquids.

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