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microbalance

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mi·cro·bal·ance  (mkr-blns)
n.
A balance designed to weigh very small loads, up to 0.1 gram.

microbalance [ˈmaɪkrəʊˌbæləns]
n
a precision balance designed to weigh quantities between 10-6 and 10-9 kilogram
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Noun1.microbalance - balance for weighing very small objectsmicrobalance - balance for weighing very small objects
balance - a scale for weighing; depends on pull of gravity


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The sample is then monitored in a super-accurate measuring device known as a microbalance, to determine the precise rate at which the ceramic will combine with water over time.
In the analytical/failure analysis lab, STI has added a RADWAG MXA-5 microbalance, and has almost doubled the size of its Class 1000 cleanroom, which now includes conformal coating capabilities.
Lenders that originate loans with $25-million-dollar-plus balances have different requirements (low volume and high flexibility, because loans are fairly unique) than lenders that originate small or microbalance loans.
 
 
 
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