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stalogometer

stalogometer

9.9
A lab tool that measures how strong a liquid surface is, like water or oil
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : estalagómetro
  • After calibrating the stalogometer, she recorded the number of drops required for each sample.

Examples

  • The scientist carefully filled the stalogometer to begin measuring the solution's surface tension.

  • Researchers use a stalogometer to analyze the properties of various liquids.

  • A broken stalogometer can lead to inaccurate measurements in surface tension experiments.

  • The stalogometer provided accurate measurements of liquid surface tension.

  • The scientist carefully filled the stalogometer to begin measuring the solution's surface tension.

  • After calibrating the stalogometer, she recorded the number of drops required for each sample.

  • Researchers use a stalogometer to analyze the properties of various liquids.

Synonyms

stactometer
vsstalogometer
  • Specialized
9.9

A tool for measuring how tight the surface of a liquid is

is the same instrument but known by a different name
stalagmometer
vsstalogometer
  • Specialized
9.9

A tool that measures how tightly a liquid's surface holds together by counting its drops

uses the stalagmometric method without specifying the drop counting detail
tensiometer
vsstalogometer
  • Specialized
9.5

A device that measures the surface tension of a liquid

uses the stalagmometric method rather than any general measurement approach

Surface Forms

stalogometer singular
stalogometers plural

Morphology

stalogometer = meter (opaque) = stalo + meter

The measuring-device meaning depends on a specialized combining form before '-meter' that is not transparent to an average B1 learner.

Etymology

Stalogometer comes from a part that means 'drop' and the ending -meter, which means 'measure' and also appears in thermometer. So a stalogometer is a lab tool that measures a liquid's surface tension by counting drops.