Atomic volume
the atomic weight of an element divided by its density.
abbreviation: at. vol.
historical examples
the equivalent and the density being known, we may calculate the atomic volume.
scientific american supplement, no. 365, december 30, 1882 various
noun
the atomic weight (relative atomic m-ss) of an element divided by its density
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