tensiometer
- noun
- /ˌtɛnsiˈɑːmɪtər/
- Specialized
:
tensiómetro
- The scientist used a tensiometer to determine the surface tension of the solution.
Examples
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The tensiometer measures the surface tension of liquids accurately.
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Advanced laboratories often rely on a high-precision tensiometer to measure the surface tension of various liquids.
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Advanced laboratories often rely on an electronic tensiometer for precise results.
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Regular calibration of the tensiometer is necessary for accurate measurements.
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Can you explain how a tensiometer works?
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The scientist used a tensiometer to accurately determine the surface tension of the solution during the experiment.
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Regular calibration of the tensiometer ensures precise surface tension measurements in liquid samples.
Synonyms
A tool for measuring how tight the surface of a liquid is
A lab tool that measures how strong a liquid surface is, like water or oil
A tool that measures how tightly a liquid's surface holds together by counting its drops
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tensiometer comes from tension 'pull' and -meter 'measure', and for liquids it checks the 'tightness' or pull at the surface, which is why it measures surface tension.
