Results for pycnometer translation from Spanish to English

determination of density by pycnometer
determination of density by pycnometer

din 12800 sprengel pycnometer (for liquids as din 12798)
din 12800 sprengel pycnometer (for liquids as din 12798)

din 12807 bingham pycnometer (for liquids, as in din 12801)
din 12807 bingham pycnometer (for liquids, as in din 12801)

din 12808 jaulmes pycnometer (in particular for ethanol-water mixture)
din 12808 jaulmes pycnometer (in particular for ethanol- water mixture)

bs 5903 method for determination of relative density and density of petroleum products by the capillary-stoppered pycnometer method
bs 5903 method for determination of relative density and density of petroleum products by the capillary- stoppered pycnometer method

bs 4699 method for determination of specific gravity and density of petroleum products (graduated bicapillary pycnometer method)
bs 4699 method for determination of specific gravity and density of petroleum products (graduated bicapillary pycnometer method)

din 12809 pycnometer with ground-in thermometer and capillary side tube (for liquids which are not too viscous)
din 12809 pycnometer with ground-in thermometer and capillary side tube (for liquids which are not too viscous)

din 12806 hubbard pycnometer (for viscous liquids of all types which do not have a too high vapour pressure, in particular also for paints, varnishes and bitumen)
din 12806 hubbard pycnometer (for viscous liquids of all types which do not have too high a vapour pressure, in particular also for paints, varnishes and bitumen)

din 12801 reischauer pycnometer (for liquids with a kinematic viscosity of less than 100,10 6 m2 s 1 at 20 c, applicable in particular also to hydrocarbons and aqueous solutions as well as to liquids with higher vapour pressure, approximately 1 bar at 90 c)
din 12801 reischauer pycnometer (for liquids with a kinematic viscosity of less than 100 7 10 6 m2 s 1 at 20 c, applicable in particular also to hydrocarbons and aqueous solutions as well as to liquids with higher vapour pressure, approximately 1 bar at 90 c)