dilatability (Meaning)

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dilatability (n.)

The quality of being dilatable, or admitting expansion; -- opposed to contractibility.

No weak antonyms found.

The dilatability of the material was measured using a dilatometer.
The dilatability of metal is its ability to change its volume when subjected to a change in temperature.
The dilatability of glass is very low, which is why it is often used to make cookware.
The dilatability of rubber is very high, which is why it is often used to make gaskets.
The dilatability of a material is an important factor to consider when designing components that will be subjected to changes in temperature.
The dilatability of a material can be controlled by adjusting its composition and microstructure.
The dilatability of a material can be measured using a variety of techniques.
The dilatability of a material is often expressed as a percentage change in volume per degree Celsius.
The dilatability of a material can be used to determine its coefficient of thermal expansion.
The dilatability of a material is a key factor in its thermal conductivity.

The quality of being dilatable, or admitting expansion; -- opposed to contractibility.

supplement, enlarge (on or upon), flesh (out), elaborate (on),develop, expand, complement, amplify,add (to),run on

contract, condense, condense,shorten, summarize, shorten, summarize, contract, abbreviate,compress

The dilatability of the material was measured using a dilatometer.

The dilatability of metal is its ability to change its volume when subjected to a change in temperature.

The dilatability of glass is very low, which is why it is often used to make cookware.

The dilatability of rubber is very high, which is why it is often used to make gaskets.