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The Heavy Areometer of Brix

This instrument is graduated from 0° to 200°, 00 denoting water at 60° Fahr.

The specific gravity of the intermediate degrees is easily obtained by following the directions laid down in No. 6155, adding the difference instead of subtracting it. 6164. Twaddel's Areometer Reduced to Specific Gravity. The range of this areometer or saccharometer is from 0 to 200°, 0° corresponding with water.

Degrees. Sp. Grav. Degrees.

Sp. Grav. 20

1.0526.0028 125 1.4545 .0054 25

1.0667 0029 130 1.4815 .0056 0° 1.000 105° 1.525 30 1.0811 .0029 135 1.5094 .0058 5 1.025 110 1.550 35 1.0058 .0030 140 1.5385 .0060 10 1.050 115 1.575 40

1.1111 .0031 145 1.5686 .0063 15 1.075 120 1.600 45

1.1268 .0032 150 1.6000 .0065 20 1.100 125 1.625 50

1.1429.0033 155 1.6326 .0068 25 1.125 130 1.650 55

1.1594 .0034 160 1.6667 .0071 30 1.150 135 1.675 60

1.1765 .00:35 165 1.7021 .0074 35 1.175 140 1.700 65 1.1940 .0036 170 1.7391 .0077 40 1.200 145 1.725 70 1.2121 .0037 175 1.7777 .0081 45 1.225 150 1.750 75 1.2308 .0038 180 1.8182 .0085 50 1.250 155 1.775 100 95 80 85

1.2500 .0039 185 1.8605 .0089. 55 1.275 160 1.800 1.2698 .0040 190 1.9047 .0093 60 1.300 165 1.825 90

1.2900 .0042 195 1.9512 .0098 65 1.325 170 1.850 95 1.3115 .0044 200 2.0000 70 1.350 175 1.875 1.3333 .0045 75 1.375 180 1.900 80 1.400 185 1.925 The specific gravity of the intermediate degrees is obtained as in No. 6155, by adding the differences instead of subtracting them.