Meaning titrate
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To perform a titration, a procedure to determine the amount of a constituent in a sample by adding a measured volume of reagent until the reaction between the constituent of interest and the reagent i [..]
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1854, with -ate (2) + French titrer, from titre "standard, title," also "fineness of alloyed gold" (see title (n.)).
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(v) measure by (the volume or concentration of solutions) by titration
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Synonyms: titration Definition: (TYE-trate, tye-TRA-shun) A laboratory technique used to find the concentration of a substance. PSA is found through titration. See assay.
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The process of adding a chemical to another solution drop by drop until an end point is reached.
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to gradually adjust (upward or downward) the dose of a medication until its desired effect is achieved
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To titrate a sample, a chemical solution of known strength is added drop by drop until a certain color change, precipitate, or pH change in the sample is observed (end point). Titration is the process [..]
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Titration is the process of adding the chemical reagent in the increments until completion of the reaction, as signaled by the end point. A chemical solution of known strength is added on a drop-by-drop basis until a certain color change, precipitate, or pH change in the sample is observed. Too Numerous to Count
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