CHAPTER 1: LIQUID DENSITY MEASUREMENT
1-6 Part1: Hydrometer. Place fluid sample in a cylinder. Measure the API gravity at room temperature using the appropriate hydrometer. Make sure to follow the instructions of a hydrometer given in this chapter. Use controlled temperature baths to raise the temperature of the fluid sample and take four or five measurements at different temperatures.
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