Usually means: Instrument measuring transparency or opacity.
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  7. diaphanometer: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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▸ noun:  An instrument for measuring the transparency of a fluid.

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diaphanoscopy, diaphanoscope, turbidimeter, tyndallometer, densitometer, densimeter, dilatometer, hydrometrograph, manometer, turbimeter, more...

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diaphanoscopy, diaphanoscope, turbidimeter, tyndallometer, densitometer, densimeter, dilatometer, hydrometrograph, manometer, turbimeter, more...



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