Definition of Mohr in English:

Mohr

noun mɔːmʊə

Chemistry

1Attributive and in the genitive. Designating instruments, techniques, etc., used or introduced by K. F. Mohr in his work on volumetric analysis.
2"Mohr cubic centimetre"noun a unit of volume (approx. 1.00238 cm3) equal to the volume of one gram of water at a particular temperature, usually 17.5°C. Similarly "Mohr (also Mohr's) litre".

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Scientific American. From the name of Karl Friedrich Mohr, German chemist and pharmacist.

Definition of Mohr in US English:

Mohr

noun

Chemistry

1Attributive and in the genitive. Designating instruments, techniques, etc., used or introduced by K. F. Mohr in his work on volumetric analysis.
2"Mohr cubic centimetre"noun a unit of volume (approx. 1.00238 cm3) equal to the volume of one gram of water at a particular temperature, usually 17.5°C. Similarly "Mohr (also Mohr's) litre".

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Scientific American. From the name of Karl Friedrich Mohr, German chemist and pharmacist.

词汇	Mohr
释义	Definition of Mohr in English: Mohr noun mɔːmʊə Chemistry 1Attributive and in the genitive. Designating instruments, techniques, etc., used or introduced by K. F. Mohr in his work on volumetric analysis. 2"Mohr cubic centimetre"noun a unit of volume (approx. 1.00238 cm3) equal to the volume of one gram of water at a particular temperature, usually 17.5°C. Similarly "Mohr (also Mohr's) litre". Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Scientific American. From the name of Karl Friedrich Mohr, German chemist and pharmacist. Definition of Mohr in US English: Mohr noun Chemistry 1Attributive and in the genitive. Designating instruments, techniques, etc., used or introduced by K. F. Mohr in his work on volumetric analysis. 2"Mohr cubic centimetre"noun a unit of volume (approx. 1.00238 cm3) equal to the volume of one gram of water at a particular temperature, usually 17.5°C. Similarly "Mohr (also Mohr's) litre". Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Scientific American. From the name of Karl Friedrich Mohr, German chemist and pharmacist.
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