tintometer

/tin'tɔmitə/
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tintometer

A scientist uses a tintometer to analyze a colored solution.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A measuring instrument used in colorimetric analysis: A tintometer is a scientific device designed to determine the concentration or quantity of a substance by measuring the color intensity it produces when it reacts with specific chemical reagents.
Usage
  • The tintometer is employed in laboratories for precise colorimetric measurements.
  • Analysis using a tintometer provides quantitative data based on color development.
Examples
  • The chemist used a tintometer to measure the iron concentration in the water sample.
  • In the environmental lab, the tintometer is essential for analyzing pollutant levels.
Advanced Usage
  • Colorimetric determination with a tintometer: This phrase describes the complete analytical process of using the instrument.
    • The colorimetric determination with a tintometer confirmed the presence of the chemical.
Variants and Related Words
  • Colorimeter (n): A closely related instrument also used for measuring color intensity, often used interchangeably with "tintometer" in many contexts, though specific designs may differ.
    • The lab is equipped with both a spectrophotometer and a colorimeter.
Synonyms
  • Colorimeter: An instrument for measuring and specifying colors, especially in chemical analysis.
  • Chromatometer: A less common term for an instrument measuring color or color intensity.
Notes on Meaning
  • The term tintometer is highly specialized and is used almost exclusively in scientific, industrial, and analytical chemistry contexts. It is not a common word in everyday language. Its function is specifically tied to quantitative chemical analysis through color comparison.
tintometer

A scientist uses a tintometer to analyze a colored solution.

Noun
  1. a measuring instrument used in colorimetric analysis to determine the quantity of a substance from the color it yields with specific reagents

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