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al·i·quot (l-kwt, -kwt)
n.
A portion of the whole, especially one of two or more samples of something that have the same volume or weight.
aliquot
1. a sample that is representative of the whole.
2. a number that will divide another without a remainder; e.g. 2 is an aliquot of 6.


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