Definitionn. measuring instrument for measuring the relative humidity of the atmosphere
Last update: July 7, 2015
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In 1687 he presented to the Academy of Sciences an hygrometer of his own invention, and in 1695 he published his only book, Remarques et experiences physiques sur la construction d'une nouvelle clepsydre, sur les barometees, les thermometres et les hygrometres. [Please select]
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The hygrometer marked a maximum of humidity experienced, namely, seventy-seven at three thousand seven hundred and seventy feet, and the balloon was then at four thousand six hundred feet, where the humidity was only seventy-three. [Please select]
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The degree of saturation of the air with moisture must be taken into consideration in regulating the temperature and flow of air through the drying chamber, and for this purpose the use of a hygrometer is advantageous. [Please select]
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The silk thread C is fastened to the wooden axle and is wrapped one or two turns around it, so that when [Illustration: The Hygrometer] the thread is pulled the pointer will move on the scale. [Please select]
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** How to Make a Hygrometer [140] Mount a wire on a board which is used for a base and should be 3/8 by 4 by 8 in. [Please select]
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The scale is [Illustration: Simple Hygrometer] marked on a piece of cardboard, which is fastened to the base and protected with a piece of glass. [Please select]
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Santorio, well known as a pioneer in the quantification of animal physiology, is credited with observations, about 1626, that led to the development of the hygrometer. [Please select]
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