| 释义 |
abel test
\ˈābəl-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized A
Etymology: after Sir Frederick Abel
1. : a test for determining the flash point of a volatile oil by use of a closed cup in which the oil is heated over a fixed flame and by use of a small movable flame that passes at regular intervals of temperature over the surface of the oil
2. : a test for the stability of smokeless powder and similar explosives in which a ground sample is heated in a test tube with potassium iodide-starch paper, the time required for discoloring the paper being the measure of the stability |