alcalimeter (Meaning)
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alcalimeter (n.)
See Alkalimeter.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alcalimeter
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alcalimeter Sentence Examples
- The chemist used an alcalimeter to determine the alkalinity of the solution in the laboratory.
- In the analytical chemistry lab, students were instructed to calibrate the alcalimeter before conducting their experiments.
- The alcalimeter provided accurate readings, allowing researchers to monitor changes in alkalinity over time.
- Water quality assessments often involve the use of an alcalimeter to measure the alkaline content in various sources.
- The alcalimeter readings indicated a slight increase in alkalinity, prompting further investigation into potential sources of contamination.
- Researchers relied on the precision of the alcalimeter to analyze the alkaline levels in soil samples.
- The environmental scientist carried an alcalimeter during fieldwork to assess the alkalinity of water bodies in the region.
- Calibration curves were developed to enhance the accuracy of the alcalimeter's measurements in diverse conditions.
- The alcalimeter proved invaluable in the study of alkaline soil conditions and their impact on plant growth.
- Students in the chemistry lab learned to interpret the results obtained from the alcalimeter to draw conclusions about the nature of the solution.
FAQs About the word alcalimeter
See Alkalimeter.
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The chemist used an alcalimeter to determine the alkalinity of the solution in the laboratory.
In the analytical chemistry lab, students were instructed to calibrate the alcalimeter before conducting their experiments.
The alcalimeter provided accurate readings, allowing researchers to monitor changes in alkalinity over time.
Water quality assessments often involve the use of an alcalimeter to measure the alkaline content in various sources.
