geothermometers
geothermometers is the plural of geothermometer.
Meaning of geothermometer
Noun
geothermometer (plural geothermometers)
- A proxy that allows for geothermometry, the determination of the temperature of a geological material from the past or existing at great depth.
- The geothermometer is often used to calculate the deep temperatures of geothermal reservoirs on the basis of water-rock equilibrium in the exploration of geothermal resources.1966, Zheng Xilai, Liu Hongjun, “STUDY OF THE WATER-ROCK EQUILIBRIUM STATE IN THE APPLICATION OF GEOTHERMOMETER”, in Journal of Xi'An Engineering, volume 1
- A thermometer designed for measuring extremely high temperatures below ground level.
- Walferdin's registering thermometer and the geothermometer of Magnus are constructed on this principle.1880 July, “The Interior of the Earth”, in Popular Science, volume 17, number 19
Questions about geothermometers
- What is geothermometers the plural of?
- Geothermometers is the plural of geothermometer.
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