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dilate
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dilate /di·late/ (di´lāt) to stretch an opening or hollow structure beyond its normal dimensions.
di·late (d-lt, dlt)
v.
To make or become wider or larger.

Dilate
To enlarge, open wide, or distend.
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dilate
[dī′lāt]
to cause a physiologic increase in the diameter of a body opening, blood vessel, or tube, such as the widening of the pupil of the eye in response to decreased light or the widening of the uterine cervix during labor.

dilate [di´lāt]
to stretch an opening or hollow structure beyond its normal dimensions.


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This would depend on time (controlled by the diffusion coefficient) and on the dilatability of the epoxy domains (controlled by molecular dynamics of the network and on the constraints imposed by the surrounding siloxane domains).
 
 
 
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