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Measurement of the volume of weights using an acoustic volumeter and the reliability of such measurement
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  • 2001Development of a silicon density standard and precision density measurements of solid materials by hydrostatic weighing33 cited

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  • 2020Volume determination of weights in the range from 1 g to 5 kg: a comparison of hydrostatic weighing and double-weighing in air using Monte-Carlo simulation10 cited

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