methanometer (Meaning)

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methanometer (n.)

An instrument, resembling a eudiometer, to detect the presence and amount of methane, as in coal mines.

Synonyms & Antonyms of methanometer

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methanometer Sentence Examples

  1. The methanometer detected a significant increase in methane emissions from the landfill site.
  2. Scientists deployed a methanometer near the wetlands to measure the release of methane into the atmosphere.
  3. The methanometer readings indicated an unexpected decrease in methane production from the wastewater treatment plant.
  4. Cattle ranchers use methanometers to monitor methane production from their livestock and implement mitigation strategies.
  5. The government has implemented regulations requiring mandatory methanometer usage for all major industries.
  6. Portable methanometers allow researchers to conduct field studies on methane emissions from remote areas.
  7. The methanometer detected a small methane leak in the natural gas pipeline, leading to immediate repairs.
  8. Environmentalists urge industries to invest in methanometers to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
  9. The methanometer data revealed that the proposed land development project would significantly increase methane emissions in the region.
  10. Methanometers are essential tools in the fight against climate change, providing valuable data for mitigation efforts.

FAQs About the word methanometer

An instrument, resembling a eudiometer, to detect the presence and amount of methane, as in coal mines.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The methanometer detected a significant increase in methane emissions from the landfill site.

Scientists deployed a methanometer near the wetlands to measure the release of methane into the atmosphere.

The methanometer readings indicated an unexpected decrease in methane production from the wastewater treatment plant.

Cattle ranchers use methanometers to monitor methane production from their livestock and implement mitigation strategies.