| 释义 |
eudiometer/ju:diˈɒmitə/n. Chem. a graduated glass tube in which gases may be chemically combined by an electric spark, used to measure changes in volume of gases during chemical reactions 【化】量气管 □ eudiometric /-diəˈmetrik/ adj.□ eudiometrical /-diəˈmetrik(ə)l/ adj.□ eudiometry n.[Greek eudios ‘clear (weather) ’: originally used to measure the amount of oxygen, thought to be greater in clear air] |