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Relative density, also
called specific gravity, is a
dimensionless quantity defined as the
ratio of the
density (m**** of a unit volume) of a substance...
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Specific gravity, in the
context of
clinical pathology, is a
urinalysis parameter commonly used in the
evaluation of
kidney function and can aid in the...
- and sinks. API
gravity is thus an
inverse measure of a
petroleum liquid's
density relative to that of
water (also
known as
specific gravity). It is used...
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Submerged specific gravity is a
dimensionless measure of an object's
buoyancy when
immersed in a fluid. It can be
expressed in
terms of the
equation SSG...
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Gravity, in the
context of
fermenting alcoholic beverages,
refers to the
specific gravity (abbreviated SG), or
relative density compared to water, of...
- °Bx) is a
measure of the
dissolved solids in a liquid,
based on its
specific gravity, and is
commonly used to
measure dissolved sugar content of a solution...
-
measuring the
specific gravity of
liquids relative to water. On this scale, a
specific gravity of 1.000 is
reported as 0, and a
specific gravity of 2.000 is...
- urobilinogen, acetone,
nitrite and
leucocytes as well as
testing of pH and
specific gravity or to test for
infection by
different pathogens. The test
strips consist...
-
determine the
state of
charge by
merely measuring the
specific gravity of the electrolyte; the
specific gravity falls as the
battery discharges. Some battery...
- crystals), the goniometer, the magnet, the
magnifying gl**** and the
specific gravity balance. When
dealing with
unfamiliar types or with
rocks so fine grained...
