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thermogravimeter

thermogravimeter

9.9
An instrument that measures a liquid's temperature and how heavy it is for its size
  • noun
  • /ˌθɜrməˈgrævɪˌmiːtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : termogravímetro
  • The thermogravimeter allowed the scientist to record both the temperature and density of the solution in real time.

Examples

  • Before beginning the experiment, she calibrated the thermogravimeter to ensure accurate readings.

  • He used the thermogravimeter to analyze the density changes of the liquid as it was heated.

  • A thermogravimeter is commonly used in labs that study the physical properties of liquids.

  • The thermogravimeter is essential for accurate measurements.

  • She calibrated the thermogravimeter before the experiment.

  • A thermogravimeter is an essential tool for measuring the temperature and density of liquid samples in research laboratories.

  • The results from the thermogravimeter provided the scientists with crucial data about the fluid's properties.

Synonyms

thermohydrometer
vsthermogravimeter
  • Specialized
9.9

An instrument that measures a liquid's density and temperature

has identical meaning but is phrased as the two instruments joined

Surface Forms

Morphology

thermogravimeter = gravimeter (semi-transparent) = thermo + gravi + meter

The word is formed by adding the recognizable prefix thermo- to the technical base gravimeter, so the structural relation is straightforward.

Etymology

The word thermogravimeter breaks into three parts: thermo- 'heat', as in thermometer, grav- 'weight', as in gravity, and -meter 'measure'. So a thermogravimeter is like a 'heat-weight-measurer', a tool that measures both the temperature and how heavy a liquid is for its size.