a form of hydrometer for determining the amount of sugar in a solution
Origin of saccharometer
saccharo- + -metersaccharometer
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saccharometer
noun
A hydrometer that determines the amount of sugar in a solution from density measurements.
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Origin
From saccharo- +"Ž -meter.
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