Chase 1981 Specific Gravity Hydrometer, heavy liquids, 1.000/1.220

Model: 1981

Chase 1981 Specific Gravity Hydrometer, heavy liquids, 1.000/1.220

Model: 1981

The specific gravity of a liquid is obtained by floating a hydrometer in the sample of interest and reading the meniscus on the graduated scale. 305 mm (12") long. Features a range of 1.000/1.220.

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Hydrometers are used to measure the specific gravity or relative density of liquids
They are commonly used in beer and wine making, for measuring petroleum liquids, for the measurement of saltwater, and for measuring the density of sugar solutions
Since the specific gravity of water equals 1.000, liquids lighter than water have a specific gravity below 1.000, and liquids heavier than water have a specific gravity greater than 1.000
Plain form hydrometers do not have a built-in thermometer; use a separate thermometer to measure the temperature
Subdivisions: 0.002

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1981 Offers

Features

Hydrometers are used to measure the specific gravity or relative density of liquids
They are commonly used in beer and wine making, for measuring petroleum liquids, for the measurement of saltwater, and for measuring the density of sugar solutions
Since the specific gravity of water equals 1.000, liquids lighter than water have a specific gravity below 1.000, and liquids heavier than water have a specific gravity greater than 1.000
Plain form hydrometers do not have a built-in thermometer; use a separate thermometer to measure the temperature
Subdivisions: 0.002

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