salometer

/səˈlɑmɪtər/
noun
  1. An instrument used to measure the salt content or concentration in a solution, such as brine or seawater.
    • Marine biologists rely on a salometer to study salinity changes in the ocean.
    • The chef used a salometer to check the salt level in the pickling brine.
    • Before canning the vegetables, she dipped the salometer into the jar to ensure the brine was correct.
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