sepometern.
/sɪˈpɒmɪtə/ An instrument for detecting septic matter in the atmospheric air.
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ozonometer1851
ozonoscope1872
sepometer1876
koniscope1892
formenophone1894
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1876 A. Ransome Stethometry App. 189 Dr. Angus Smith used his sepometer and the test of permanganate of potash to determine the quality of breathed air.
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