permeameter
/ˌpəːmɪˈamɪtə/noun
1 Physics. An instrument for measuring the magnetic permeability of a substance or object.
2Chiefly Soil Science and Geology. An instrument for measuring the permeability of a substance, especially soil, to liquids or gases.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Silvanus Thompson (1851–1916), physicist and electrical engineer. From permea- + -meter.
- superonerate
- superorbital
- superorder
- superordinary
- superordinate
- superordinated
- superordinate goal
- superordination
- superorganic
- superorganism
- superosculate
- superosculation
- superovulate
- superovulation
- superoxide
- superoxygenated
- superoxygenation
- super PAC
- superparamagnetic
- superparamagnetic limit
- superparamagnetism
- superparasite
- superparasitic
- superparasitism
- superparticular