B, measuring 100mL liquid is generally measured with an equal measuring cylinder and a slightly larger measuring cylinder at one time. Choosing 100 ml will make the actual liquid have a big error, so it is wrong;

C, 10ml measuring cylinder is actually accurate to 0. 1mL, which can only produce 8.2mL of hydrochloric acid, but not 8.26mL of hydrochloric acid, so it is wrong;

D pallet scales are generally accurate to 0. 1g, but it is impossible to be accurate to 0.01g. It can't be called 5.36g zinc particles, so it's wrong.

So choose one