beam balance (Meaning)
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beam balance (n)
a balance consisting of a lever with two equal arms and a pan suspended from each arm
Synonyms & Antonyms of beam balance
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beam balance Sentence Examples
- The scientist carefully adjusted the weights on the beam balance to measure the mass of the specimen.
- The beam balance was so sensitive that it could detect even the slightest change in weight.
- The chemist used a beam balance to determine the mass of the chemical sample.
- The physicist balanced the beam balance by placing equal weights on both sides.
- The grocer relied on a beam balance to ensure that customers received the correct amount of produce.
- The technician used a high-precision beam balance to calibrate a new measuring instrument.
- The jeweler employed a delicate beam balance to weigh precious stones.
- The archaeologist discovered an ancient beam balance used for weighing precious metals.
- The pharmacy used a beam balance to dispense precise doses of medication.
- The goldsmith used a beam balance to measure the purity of gold.
FAQs About the word beam balance
a balance consisting of a lever with two equal arms and a pan suspended from each arm
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The scientist carefully adjusted the weights on the beam balance to measure the mass of the specimen.
The beam balance was so sensitive that it could detect even the slightest change in weight.
The chemist used a beam balance to determine the mass of the chemical sample.
The physicist balanced the beam balance by placing equal weights on both sides.
