Measuring Tools

  1. Pressure: Barometer
  2. Voltage: Voltmeter
  3. Purity Of Milk: Lactometer
  4. Temperature: Thermometer
  5. Velocity Of Wind: Anemometer
  6. Earthquake: Richter Scale
  7. Degree Of Humidity: Hygrometer
  8. Blood Pressure: Sphygmomanometer
  9. Radioactivity: Geiger Counter
  10. High Temperature: Pyrometer
  11. Rainfall: Rain Guage
  12. Earthquake Recording: Seismograph
  13. Electric current: Ammeter
  14. Altitude: Altimeter
  15. Velocity And Direction Of Wind: Anemometer
  16. Sensitivity Of Skin: Algeismeter
    17.AtmosphericPressure: Aneriodograph/Barometer
  17. Improvement Of Hearing Power: Audiometer
  18. Quantity Of Heat: Calorimeter
  19. Intensities Of Colours: Colorimeter
  20. Longitude Of Vessel Over Sea: Chronometer
  21. Detection Of Electric Charge: Electroscope
  22. Voltage Difference: Electrometer
  23. Depth Of The Ocean: Fathometer
  24. Small Electric Current: Galvanometer
  25. Relative Density of Liquids: Hydrometer
  26. Change In Atmospheric Humidity: Hygroscope
  27. Detection And Measurement Of Light: Photoelectric Cell
  28. Salinity Of Water: Salinometer
  29. Spectrum Analysis: Spectroscope
  30. Hearing Of Heartbeat And Lung Sound: Stethoscope
  31. Maintenance Of A Constant Temperature: Thermostat
  32. Amplification Of Current: Transistor
  33. Measurement OF Potential Difference Between Two Points: Voltammeter
  34. Flow Of Air: Aerometer
  35. Radiant Energy: Radiometer
  36. Conversion Of Rays Into Mechanical energy: Radiograph
  37. Measurement Of Intensity Of Light: Lucimeter
  38. The energy of food is measured in Calories
  39. The microscope is used to study Small and near objects
  40. The S.I unit of temperature is Kelvin
  41. The telescope is used for viewing Distant Objects
  42. Decibel is a unit of Sound
  43. The instrument used to measure Electric Current is Ammeter
  44. The apparatus used in submarines to give a clear view of the object, on the surface of the ocean or
    ground is known as Periscope
  45. Richter Scale is used for measuring Intensity Of Earthquake
  46. Fathometer is used to measure Ocean Depth
  47. Hygrometer is used to measure Relative Humidity
  48. Venturi Tube is used for Measuring Flow Of A Fluid
  49. Coronagraph is used for Observing and often photographing the sun‘s corona
  50. Microphone is used to convert sound waves into electric energy
  51. Velocity of wind is measured by Anemometer
  52. Altimeter is used to measure the approximate height above the ground
  53. Light year is related to Distance
  54. Pressure of gases is measured by Barometer
  55. Altitude of the Sun is measured by Sextant
  56. There are 981 Dynes in one gram weight
  57. When listening to heart beat with stethoscope, one hears closing of valves
  58. The unit of Current is Ampere
  59. The unit of energy in MKS system is Joule
  60. The intensity of an earthquake is measured by Seismograph
  61. Centigrade and Fahrenheit scales give the same reading at -40 Degree
  62. The instrument, which is used to measure temperature by radiation, is called Pyrometer
  63. Centrifuge is used to separate mixtures of chemicals
  64. Radio Telescope is used to receive radio waves from objects in space
  65. Audiometer is used to measure intensity of sound
  66. A chronometer is used to measure time
  67. Electroscope detects the presence of electric current
  68. Stroboscope is used to view rapidly moving objects
  69. Taceometer is used to measure distance, elevations and bearings during survey
  70. Retinoscope is an instrument used to determine Refractive power of lens
  71. The final image produced by a simple microscope is Virtual and Erect
  72. Photodiode is used for the detection of Light
  73. A Polaroid is a device used for analysing polarized light
  74. The spectrum of luminous bodies is studied by Spectrometer
  75. Transformer is used for conversion of low voltage into high voltage and vice-versa
  76. Ophthalmoscope is used to observe

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