Which instrument is used to measure specific gravity of liquids?

Hygrometer
Hydrometer
Gravimeter
None of these
Hydrometer  A hydrometer is an instrument used to measure the specific gravity of liquids. It is a weighted glass tube with a scale marked in specific gravity units. The hydrometer is placed in the liquid to be measured, and the point at which it floats is read off the scale.
Everyday Science Author: rikazzz

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2 responses to “Which instrument is used to measure specific gravity of liquids?”

  1. Asfandyar Avatar
    Asfandyar

    Hydrometer

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    1. rikazzz Avatar
      rikazzz

      corrected

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