cryometer
- noun
- /kraɪˈɒmɪtər/
- Specialized
- The laboratory used a cryometer to monitor the extremely low temperatures needed for the experiment.
Examples
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She calibrated the cryometer before starting the series of low-temperature tests.
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A cryometer is essential when conducting research in Antarctic conditions.
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The cryometer measures temperatures below absolute zero.
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Researchers use a cryometer to conduct experiments.
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The laboratory used a cryometer to monitor the extremely low temperatures needed for the experiment.
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She calibrated the cryometer before starting the series of low-temperature tests.
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A cryometer is essential when conducting research in Antarctic conditions.
Synonyms
A tool that tells you how hot or cold something is
A thermometer that measures temperature by the pressure change of a gas in a fixed space
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cryometer comes from the Greek parts cryo- meaning 'cold' and -meter meaning 'measure', just like thermometer. So a cryometer is a device for 'measuring' very low 'temperatures', and a helpful way to remember is that cryo- here means 'cold', not the English word cry ('to call' or 'to weep').