gravimeter
- noun
- /ˈɡrævɪˌmiːtər/
- Specialized
:
gravímetro
- Have you ever used a gravimeter in your experiments?
Examples
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The gravimeter measures the density of liquids.
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The technician used the gravimeter to determine the density of the mineral sample.
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A portable gravimeter is essential for field geological surveys.
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Scientists used a gravimeter to determine the density of the mineral sample.
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The laboratory was equipped with a modern gravimeter for precise measurements.
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During the experiment, the scientist calibrated the gravimeter to ensure accurate measurement of the liquid's specific gravity.
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To assess the weight of the solid, they relied on the precision of the gravimeter for reliable results.
Synonyms
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7.9
A tool that measures how dense a liquid is compared with water
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9.1
A tool that measures how heavy a material is for its size
A tool that measures how heavy a liquid or other material is for its size
An instrument that measures a liquid's temperature and how heavy it is for its size
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word gravimeter comes from two parts: gravi- meaning 'heavy' and -meter meaning 'measure', the same gravi- you see in gravity and the -meter in thermometer. So a gravimeter is a tool that measures how 'heavy' or dense a liquid or solid is.