actinometer

English

Etymology

From actino- +‎ -meter.

Noun

actinometer (plural actinometers)

1. (physics) A device used to measure the heating power of electromagnetic radiation, especially that of solar radiation.

Related terms

• actinometric
• actinometry

Translations

measuring device

Azerbaijani: aktinometr, radiasiyaölçən Belarusian: актынометр m (aktynómjetr) Bulgarian: актинометър m (aktinometǎr) Catalan: actinòmetre m Chinese: Mandarin: 光量計 / 光量计 (guāngliàngjì), 露光計 / 露光计 (lùguāngjì), 曝光計 / 曝光计 (zh) (pùguāngjì) French: actinomètre (fr) m Galician: actinómetro m Hungarian: aktinométer (hu) Indonesian: aktinometer (id) Irish: achtanaiméadar m Italian: attinometro m Kazakh: актинометр (aktinometr) Malay: aktinometer Polish: aktynometr (pl) m Portuguese: actinómetro m (Portugal), actinômetro m (Brazil) Romanian: actinometru (ro) n Russian: актино́метр (ru) m (aktinómetr) Spanish: actinómetro (es) m Tamil: கதிர் செறிவு அளவி (katir ceṟivu aḷavi) Ukrainian: актинометр m (aktynometr)

See also

• actinometer on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• coterminate, interactome

Dutch

Etymology

Borrowed from English actinometer.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɑkˈti.noːˌmeː.tər/

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• Hyphenation: ac‧ti‧no‧me‧ter

Noun

actinometer m (plural actinometers, no diminutive)

1. actinometer [from 19th c.]