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The density kit is used together with a balance. A glass body of defined volume is weighed in air (M1), dipped into the sample and weighed again in the sample (M2). The difference between M1 and M2 (buoyancy) divided by the volume of the glass body is the density of the sample. A special holder can also be used to measure density of solids, using a reference liquid (water, ethanol or user defined). |
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| no manual reading |
long and difficult thermostating
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density of solids |
| GLP printout |
large sample volume required
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density of porous materials |
| just an accessory to a balance, therefore relatively inexpensive |
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density of viscous material (using a gamma sphere) |
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