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DictionarySeeweightdry weight
dry weightThe dry density of a material multiplied by its volume.dry weightThe weight of an engine less the weight of fuel, lubricants, and coolants but inclusive of the weight of accessories.dry weight
dry weightthe weight of material remaining after removing the water (for example, after heating above 100°C).dry weightThe body weight of a person after ideal hemodialysis, i.e., of a patient in renal failure who has neither edema nor high blood pressure.See also: weightdry mass or dry weight the mass or weight of biological material dried at 105 °C until no further water loss takes place. Because water content varies considerably between individuals, dry weight is the most commonly used method of assessing weight in plants and animals. See BIOMASS.FinancialSeeWeightAcronymsSeedry well |