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dilatometer
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dil·a·tom·e·ter  (dl-tm-tr, dl-)
n.
An instrument used to measure thermal expansion and dilation in solids and liquids.
[dilate + -meter.]
dila·to·metric (-t-mtrk) adj.
dila·tome·try n.


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Volumetric contraction upon polymerization or polymerization shrinkage (PS) of the composites was measured by a computer-controlled mercury dilatometry (Fig.
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