gravimetric Hear it!

gravimetric Definition

gravi·met·ric (grav′i me′trik)

adjective

  1. of or in terms of measurement by weight
  2. of or pertaining to measurements of the pull of gravity

Etymology: < L gravis (see grave) + metric

gravimetric Related Forms

grav′i·met′·ri·cally adverb

gravimetric Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • blender: The higher level of accuracy is achievable on existing Maguire gravimetric blenders through a controller chip change.
  • sampler: For screening surveys at Stage II, gravimetric samplers or portable monitors can be used.
  • measurement: The sixth station is loaded identically but not articulated thus providing a loaded soak control for gravimetric measurements.
  • method: The barium content of the salt can be determined by gravimetric methods.
  • technique: The thickness of each coating was determined using a gravimetric technique.
  • unit: New small gravimetric units from Piovan: Piovan will be introducing new gravimetric dosing equipment on the PL Plastics Machinery stand, 5541.