hydrometer

Also known as areometer

meetinstrument voor het bepalen van vloeistofdichtheid

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A hydrometer is a simple instrument that measures the density of liquids by using a weighted float that sinks deeper or rises higher depending on how dense the fluid is. It matters because it allows people to quickly determine a liquid's density by reading a scale, which is useful in applications like brewing, winemaking, and other processes where liquid density indicates important properties.

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Within Vinony's link graph, hydrometer is referenced by 251 other articles, and connects out to relative density, soil science and permeability.

Vinony files it under Ancient Roman technology, Brewing and Density meters.

Its subject is documented across 61 Wikipedia language editions.

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described by source: Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Commons category: Hydrometers
measures: relative density
item operated: liquid
manifestation of: Archimedes' principle

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De hydrometer (ook wel areometer genoemd, niet te verwarren met aerometer) is een instrument dat wordt gebruikt voor het bepalen van de dichtheid van vloeistoffen.

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