cryoscope
- noun
- /ˈkraɪəˌskoʊp/
- Specialized
- Scientists used a cryoscope to record the temperature at which the solution solidified.
Examples
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The cryoscope is commonly used in laboratories to determine the purity of milk.
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The cryoscope provides precise measurements of the freezing and melting points of liquids.
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A malfunction in the cryoscope led to inaccurate freezing point readings.
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The cryoscope is essential for testing the purity of liquids.
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Researchers use a cryoscope to analyze different substances.
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Scientists used a cryoscope to measure the melting point of the liquid accurately.
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A cryoscope helps in determining the freezing point of various solutions in a lab.
How Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cryoscope comes from cryo- meaning 'cold' and -scope meaning 'to look', the same -scope you see in microscope and telescope. So a cryoscope is a device that 'looks at' coldness to find the exact temperature when a liquid freezes or melts.