ebulliometern.
/ɪˌbʌlɪˈɒmɪtə//ɪˌbʊlɪˈɒmɪtə/ An instrument for measuring the boiling points of liquids.
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air thermometer1701
water thermometer1725
gas thermometer1837
geothermometer1838
nepheloscope1844
thanatometer1860
resistance thermometer1861
reversing thermometer1878
telethermometer1880
thermocouple1890
thermo-electroscope1895
thermodynamometer1909
ebulliometer1933
1933 Chem. Abstr. 27 2848 (heading) Ebulliometer for determining dew points and boiling points of mixtures of volatile liquids.
1935 Nature 18 May 830/1 The ebulliometer is filled with a substance which gives an azeotropic mixture with that absorbed.
1978 Fluid Phase Equilibria I. 195 A Swietoslawski type ebulliometer with a capacity of 65 ml was used to determine the bubble-point temperatures for the acetone-methanol system.
Derivatives
eˌbullioˈmetric adj. of or pertaining to the ebulliometer or ebulliometry.
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pyrometric1800
pyrometrical1818
ebulliometric1935
bathythermographic1952
1935 Nature 18 May 830/1 Ebulliometric apparatus..can be used to investigate the amount of substances adsorbed on the surfaces of solid materials such as glass or metals.
1978 Fluid Phase Equilibria I. 186 The ebulliometric method..is useful to determine γ∞ values because analysis of the composition of the mixtures can be avoided.
eˌbulliˈometry n. the measurement of boiling points.
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the world > matter > properties of materials > temperature > measurement of temperature > [noun] > specific
pyrometry1771
telethermometry1885
ebulliometry1937
1937 Fluid Phase Equilibria 27 Mar. 532/2 (heading) Ebulliometry.
1971 Fluid Phase Equilibria 28 May 226/2 The Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences where the chief subjects of interest are thermo-chemistry, azeotropy, ebulliometry and cryometry.
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