What is the aerometer?

Aviations are relatively uncomplicated tools that are designed to measure gas density and weight. The aerometer design is very simple, with the main body of the device nothing but hollow tube. Using the weight and scale that is included in the body of the aerometer, it is possible to place the device directly in the element to be measured and get precise reading.

The actual use of the aerometer to measure gas density or liquid is easy. The weight is placed in the main tube of the device where it settles in the bottom of the tube. At the top of the rod is a scale that extends from the tube. The weighted tube is placed in an element to be measured. When using a scale, it is easy to determine the weight of the liquid or gas. The density is determined by noticing where the scale penetrates into the surface of the liquid or gas. Of all the tools currently used in Wosmené gases, the aerometer is often considered one of the simplest and most accurate options.

understanding the function of the aerometer is best achieved by understanding the basic law of Archimedes. In principle, this means that the ascending force of the liquid will be equal to the weight of the liquid that is moved. Because the weight in the aerometer is constant, it allows you to measure the weight and density of the gases based on how deep the device is immersed in the element. The same applies to fluids, because the deeper the aerometer decreases into the liquid, the greater the density and weight.

While the aerometer is useful in measuring gases, gas weight and gas density, the device is unable to determine the exact nature of gas or liquid. However, the use of the aerometer to measure the density and weight of the element can help identify the features of the element that can help scientists to narrow the possible composition of the element.