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alcoholometry (uncountable). The measurement of the concentration of alcohol in a liquid, ... Retrieved from "http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/alcoholometry" ...
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In a broad, general sense, the term alcoholometry signifies the determination of the proportion of alcohol contained in a liquid, whatever the nature of the ...
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alcohol, beverages, drinks, alcoholometry, fusel oil, methyl, butyl, potable spirits, ethyl alcohols, industrial alcohol, methyl alcohol, production of alcohol, physical properties, physiological effects of alcohol, properties, spirituous beverages...
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BARTHOLOMEW SIKES devised a system of alcoholometry which was legalised in Great Britain in 1816 for ascertaining the strength of spirits for revenue ...
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Alcoholometry: an Account of the British Method of Alcoholic Strength Determination; with an Historical Introduction written by the Author in collaboration ...
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alcoholometry. Dictionary terms for alcoholometry in עברית, עברית definition for alcoholometry, Thesaurus and Translations of alcoholometry to עברית, ...
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alcoholometry. Dictionary terms for alcoholometry in English, English definition for alcoholometry, Thesaurus and Translations of alcoholometry to English, ...
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about alcoholometry. alcoholometry. Information about alcoholometry in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Determination of the proportion of alcohol in a liquid, using a specially calibrated hydrometer. ... If the liquid contains only alcohol and water, its relative density as shown by a...
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Successful treatment of addictive alcoholism depends on the motivation and cooperation of the patient. Patients accustomed to a large daily intake of alcohol may respond only to Milder cases of addictive alcoholism are treated by reinforcing the patient's desire to give up alcohol. Drugs, ... Dependence on alcohol.
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In a broad, general sense, the term alcoholometry signifies the determination of the proportion of alcohol contained in a liquid, whatever the nature of the liquid and whatever the method used. It i... ... alcohol, beverages, drinks, alcoholometry, fusel oil, methyl, butyl, potable spirits, ethyl alcohols,
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