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densitometer

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den·si·tom·e·ter (dns-tm-tr)
n.
1. An apparatus for measuring the optical density of a material, such as a photographic negative.
2. See densimeter.
densi·tome·try (--tr) n.
densitometer (den´sitom´tur),
n an instrument for determining the degree of darkening of developed photographic or radiographic film, based on the use of a photoelectric cell to measure the light transmission through a given area of the film.
densimeter, densitometer
1. an instrument for determining density or specific gravity of a liquid.
2. an instrument used for measuring photographic transmission and/or reflection density.
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