Pronunciation: /ˈæbeɪ rɪˈfrækˌtɒmətər/
noun a device used to measure the refractive index of a substance
A1 An abbe refractometer is a tool used to measure the refractive index of liquids.
A2 Scientists often use an abbe refractometer in their experiments to determine the concentration of a solution.
B1 When conducting a chemistry lab, students may be required to use an abbe refractometer to analyze samples.
B2 The accuracy of the results obtained from an abbe refractometer can be influenced by factors such as temperature and calibration.
C1 Experienced chemists are able to calibrate an abbe refractometer to ensure precise measurements in their research.
C2 The advanced features of a modern abbe refractometer allow for quick and accurate analysis of various liquid samples.
formal The scientist used an abbe refractometer to measure the refractive index of the liquid sample.
informal I borrowed my friend's abbe refractometer to check the purity of the oil.
slang I gotta get my hands on an abbe refractometer to test this stuff out.
figurative Using an abbe refractometer, she could see through the lies and deception.
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