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Hydrometer
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Hydrometer

Object number94.51.346 a-c
Date1900-1919
OriginIllinois
MediumGlass; Wood; Paper; Ink; Cotton
Credit LineTransfer from Carnegie Museum of Natural History
DescriptionSaccharometer, consisting of a clear glass tube with elongated teardrop containing mercury, with two scales with explanation in German, and a light brown wood case. Dimensionsa) unknow because stuck case 18.5 L x 1.25 W
Inscriptions"Thermometer nach Reaumur No 4719 Balling's sacchar"
Historical NotesA saccharometer by definition is a type of hydrometer which measures the amount of sugar in a solution.Label TextFine German brewing required scientific precision as well as the gift of an artisan, as demonstrated by these measuring devices used in a Pittsburgh brewery in the early 1900s.
On View
On view
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