eudiometer (noun)

1. In Mary Shelley's novel 'Frankenstein', the eudiometer is used by Victor Frankenstein to measure the volume changes in chemical reactions during his experiments.

2. In the movie 'The Imitation Game', the eudiometer is shown as a crucial tool used by Alan Turing and his team to measure volume changes in chemical reactions during their research on code-breaking.

3. In Greek mythology, the god Hephaestus is often depicted using an eudiometer to measure volume changes in the chemical reactions of forging metals.

4. In the fashion industry, designers may use an eudiometer as an artistic prop in photoshoots or runway shows to create a visually compelling representation of volume changes in chemical reactions.