Air'-ther-mōm'e-ter, n.
n. A form of thermometer in which air is employed in the place of mercury or spirits of wine, to mark changes of temperature. A useful form of it is seen in the Differential Thermometer, q. v.

n. A form of thermometer in which air is employed in the place of mercury or spirits of wine, to mark changes of temperature. A useful form of it is seen in the Differential Thermometer, q. v.
