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turbidimeter

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tur·bi·dim·e·ter  (tûrb-dm-tr)
n.
An instrument for measuring the loss in intensity of a light beam through a solution that contains suspended particulate matter.
turbi·di·metric (-d-mtrk) adj.
turbi·di·metri·cal·ly adv.
turbi·dime·try n.
turbidimeter [ˌtɜːbɪˈdɪmɪtə]
n
(Chemistry) a device that measures the turbidity of a liquid
turbidimeter
an instrument for measuring the turbidity of water or other fluids. — turbidimetric, adj.
See also: Water
an instrument for measuring the turbidity of water or other fluids. — turbidimetric, adj.
See also: Instruments
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100 mg of milled samples (average size of ~1 mm) in 25 mL of 85% formic acid, storing the test tubes for 24 h, and measuring the turbidity of the solutions with Alem Mar (Sao Paulo, Brazil) turbidimeter model TAM 300 A at ~30[degrees]C (15), (16).
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A modern day turbidimeter can detect turbidity to an accuracy of 0.
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Turbidity was measured in the laboratory with a HACH Model 2100N Turbidimeter as an indicator of suspended particulates (American Public Health Association, 1998).
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