Definition of Brix scale in US English:

Brix scale

nounˈbriks ˌskālˈbriks ˌskāl

A hydrometer scale for measuring the amount of sugar in a solution at a given temperature.
Example sentencesExamples
- Today the Brix scale is in actual use, but the terms Balling and Brix often are used interchangeably.
- The Brix scale on the hydrometer stem is normally calibrated at a temperature of 20°C.
- The Brix scale is used almost exclusively for measuring sugar content.
- If you have a grape juice that reads 24 on the Brix scale, that means that the juice is made up of 24% sugar by weight.
- Temperature compensated refractometers having Brix scales for determining percent sugar levels are convenient for such testing.

Origin

Late 19th century: the name of A. F. W. Brix (1798–1890), German scientist.

Definition of Brix scale in US English:

Brix scale

nounˈbriks ˌskāl

A hydrometer scale for measuring the amount of sugar in a solution at a given temperature.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Brix scale on the hydrometer stem is normally calibrated at a temperature of 20°C.
- If you have a grape juice that reads 24 on the Brix scale, that means that the juice is made up of 24% sugar by weight.
- Temperature compensated refractometers having Brix scales for determining percent sugar levels are convenient for such testing.
- The Brix scale is used almost exclusively for measuring sugar content.
- Today the Brix scale is in actual use, but the terms Balling and Brix often are used interchangeably.

Origin

Late 19th century: the name of A. F. W. Brix (1798–1890), German scientist.

单词	Brix scale
释义	Definition of Brix scale in US English: Brix scale nounˈbriks ˌskālˈbriks ˌskāl A hydrometer scale for measuring the amount of sugar in a solution at a given temperature. Example sentencesExamples Today the Brix scale is in actual use, but the terms Balling and Brix often are used interchangeably. The Brix scale on the hydrometer stem is normally calibrated at a temperature of 20°C. The Brix scale is used almost exclusively for measuring sugar content. If you have a grape juice that reads 24 on the Brix scale, that means that the juice is made up of 24% sugar by weight. Temperature compensated refractometers having Brix scales for determining percent sugar levels are convenient for such testing. Origin Late 19th century: the name of A. F. W. Brix (1798–1890), German scientist. Definition of Brix scale in US English: Brix scale nounˈbriks ˌskāl A hydrometer scale for measuring the amount of sugar in a solution at a given temperature. Example sentencesExamples The Brix scale on the hydrometer stem is normally calibrated at a temperature of 20°C. If you have a grape juice that reads 24 on the Brix scale, that means that the juice is made up of 24% sugar by weight. Temperature compensated refractometers having Brix scales for determining percent sugar levels are convenient for such testing. The Brix scale is used almost exclusively for measuring sugar content. Today the Brix scale is in actual use, but the terms Balling and Brix often are used interchangeably. Origin Late 19th century: the name of A. F. W. Brix (1798–1890), German scientist.
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