microdisk
- noun
- /ˈmaɪkroʊˌdɪsk/
- Specialized
- The microdisk is crucial for the experiment.
Examples
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The scientist placed the microdisk in the electrochemical sensor to measure the reaction.
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I found several microdisks in the lab.
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The scientist used a microdisk to monitor the electrochemical reaction in the laboratory.
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A microdisk can provide precise measurements in sensitive chemical experiments.
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Researchers developed a new type of microdisk for improved sensor performance.
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For accurate readings, it's important to use a microdisk that is properly calibrated.
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In her research, she developed a new type of microdisk for better sensitivity in measurements.
Synonyms
A very small device that measures or changes electrical signals in nerve and muscle cells
An electrode that responds to changes in dissolved chemicals without changing the liquid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Microdisk comes from micro- meaning 'small' and disk meaning 'a flat, round plate'. In laboratory work this name fits because a microdisk is a very small round electrode used to measure chemical reactions and electrical signals. So, the word shows it is a tiny round part used in sensors.