Scientic Instruments & Their Uses - sarkarijobs101

Scientic Instruments & Their Uses

 Scientic Instruments & Their Uses

Instrument

Quantity Measured

Accelerometer

physical acceleration

Actinometer

heating power of sunlight

Alcholmeter

alcoholic strength of liquids

Altimeter

altitudes

 

Ammeter

electric current

Anemometer

windspeed

Audimeter

hearing

Barkometer

tanning liquors used in tanning leather

Barometer

air pressure

Bevameter

mechanical properties of soil

Bolometer

electromagnetic radiation

Brannok Device

measuring shoe size

Breathalyzer

breath alcohol content

Caliper

distance

Calorimeter

heat of chemical reactions

Cathetometer

vertical distances

Ceilometer

height of a cloud base

Chronometer or Clock

time

Clap-o-meter

volume of applause

Colorimeter

color

Compass

direction of North

Creepmeter

slow surface displacement of an activegeologic fault in the earth

Declinometer

magnetic declination

Densimeter

specific gravity of liquids

Densitometer

degree of darkness in photographic orsemitransparent material

Dialtometer

volume changes caused by a physical orchemical process

Diffractometer

structure of crystals

Disdrometer

size, speed, and velocity of raindrops

Dosimeter

exposure to hazards, especially radiation;radiation of item

Dynamometer

force, torque or power

Electricity Meter

electrical energy used

Electrometer

electric charge

Electronic Tuner

pitch of musical notes

Ellipsometer

refractive index, dielectric function,thickness of thin films

Eudiometer

change in volume of a gas mixturefollowing combustion

Evaporimeter

rate of evaporation

Fathometer

ocean depth

Framing Square

right angles in construction

Frequency Counter

Frequency Of Alternating Current

Fuel Gauge

fuel levels

Galvanometer

electricity

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

Gas Pycnometer

volume and density of solids

Geiger Counter

ionizing radiation (alpha, beta, gamma,etc.)

Glucometer

blood glucose (diabetes)

Graphometer

angles

Heliometer

variation of the sun’s diameter

Hydrometer

specific gravity of liquids (density ofliquids)

Hygrometer

humidity

Inclinometer

angle of a slope

Infrared Thermometer

Measures heat radiated

Inkometer

ink

Interferometer

wave interference

Katharometer

composition of gases

Lactometer

specific gravity of milk

Light meter

light (in photography)

Load Cell

measurement of force

Lux meter

intensity of light

Magnetometer

strength of magnetic fields

Manometer

pressure of gas

Mass flow meter

mass flow rate of a fluid travelling througha tube

Mass Spectrometer

masses of ions, used to identify chemicalsubstances through their mass spectra

Measuring Spoon

a spoon used to measure an amount of aningredient, either liquid or dry

Megger

electrical insulation

Mercury Barometer

Atmospheric pressure

Micrometer

small distances

Multimeter

electrical potential, resistance, and current

Nephelometer

particle in a liquid

Nephoscope

to measure the speed and direction ofclouds

Odometer

distance travelled

Ohmmeter

electrical resistance

Orchidometer

testicle size in male humans

Oscilloscope

oscillations

Osmometer

osmotic strength of a solution, colloid, orcompound matter of an object

Parking Meter

collects moneys for vehicle parking rights ina zone for a limited time

Pedometer

steps

PH meter

pH (chemical acidity/basicity of a solution)

Phtt

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Voltmeter

electric potential, voltage

Watt Meter

electrical power

Wind Vane

wind direction

Zymometer

fermentation

 

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