The image displays a close-up, vertical view of a clear glass graduated cylinder or burette containing a translucent, pale yellow liquid

The image displays a close-up, vertical view of a clear glass graduated cylinder or burette containing a translucent, pale yellow liquid. The liquid's meniscus rests between the 10 mL and 11 mL marks, specifically around the 10.8-10.9 mL indication. The cylinder is marked with volumetric measurements, showing whole numbers from 8 to 15, with finer subdivisions at 0.1 mL increments. The lower section of the cylinder is secured by a silver-colored metal laboratory clamp featuring a blue adjustment knob. The background is a textured, light grey wall, possibly concrete, with a noticeable horizontal lighter streak running across its surface. Handwritten notes are visible on the upper right portion of the wall, including "TIN 126 g", "C 0.100 g", and "in 100 g" (or similar interpretations of the less clear text), and a red "38°" below these entries. No individuals are present. The specific location within Jos, Nigeria, is not discernible from the provided visual information.