hacimce

Hacimce is a Turkish adverb used to indicate quantities or proportions expressed by volume. In technical contexts it conveys that a measurement or fraction is considered "by volume" rather than by mass, count, or other units. The term is formed from the Turkish noun hacim (volume) with the adverbial suffix -ce, producing a sense akin to “volumetrically” or “by volume” in English.

In usage, hacimce commonly appears in discussions of mixtures, formulations, and materials where reporting volume fractions is important. For example, a statement such as hacimce oranı percentage indicates the proportion of a component by volume in a mixture. The concept is especially relevant in chemistry, materials science, and food science, where volume-based measurements can differ significantly from mass-based ones.

Hacimce is relatively specialized and may not be familiar to all Turkish speakers, particularly outside scientific or technical writing. When translating or cross-referencing, it is often appropriate to render hacimce as “by volume” or “volumetrically,” while remaining mindful of the precise context and units involved.

See also: hacim (volume), volumetric fraction, volume percentage.