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volumetrical

volumetrical

7.9
Measuring how much space something takes
  • adjective
  • /ˌvɑːljuˈmɛtrɪkəl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : volumétrico
  • The laboratory uses volumetrical methods to determine the concentration of solutions.

Examples

  • Can you explain the volumetrical measurements used in this experiment?

  • Their research paper outlines several volumetrical techniques for analyzing fluid samples.

  • She specializes in volumetrical measurements in physical chemistry experiments.

  • The volumetrical analysis showed a significant increase in the sample's density.

  • The laboratory uses volumetrical methods to determine the concentration of solutions.

  • She specializes in volumetrical measurements in physical chemistry experiments.

  • Their research paper outlines several volumetrical techniques for analyzing fluid samples.

Synonyms

volumetric
vsvolumetrical
  • Specialized
1 7.0

Relating to measuring the amount of space something takes

is used mainly in scientific and technical contexts

Surface Forms

volumetrical positive

Morphology

volumetrical = volumetric (transparent) = volume + metric + al

Formed by adding the productive adjectival suffix '-al' to 'volumetric', yielding a straightforward meaning 'relating to volumetric measurement'.

Etymology

Volumetrical comes from volume meaning 'space or amount' and the part -metric, from the same idea as meter meaning 'to measure'. So volumetrical means 'relating to the measurement of volume'.