Relevant to proof verification when samples are not at the instrument's calibration temperature.
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Temperature changes liquid surface tension and hydrometer behavior, while glass expansion adds another source of error; readings require calibration-aware correction rather than casual direct comparison.
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Text rechecked at extracted PDF111–115. Qualitative temperature, meniscus and glass effects supported. Original figures unavailable; PDF114 chooses instrument sensitivity1.0 without calibration evidence, so numerical correction is unvalidated. Prior complete-PDF verification claim cannot presently be reproduced.
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