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ti·trant

(tī'trănt),
In chemistry, the solution that is added (titrated with) in a titration.
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The same step motor function controls the syringe delivery of the titrant, and there are similar functions to setup date, time, etc.
Putting Modern Lab Equipment to the Test: A comparison of analytical equipment for small to medium-sized wineries
01 x (ml titrant for sample - ml titrant for blank) x molarity of acid x 100/Weight of sample
Nutritional composition, antioxidant ability and flavonoid content of Tinospora crispa stem
The titration was carried out using silver nitrate as the titrant and a rotating platinum-wire electrode.
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However, despite its usefulness, KFT has some limitations, including issues involving the specificity of solvent and titrant samples.
Determine water content in low-moisture, high-sugar fruit powder by different analytical techniques
If it is a new burette, the titrator will ask which titrant is being used and its nominal strength.
One click titration: a new line of automatic titrators makes titration as simple as pushing a button
2] is the averaged blanks, and N is the normality of the basic titrant.
A new class of silicone resins for coatings
32) France-Football du 27 octobre 1959 recense 17 ressortissants d'Afrique occidentale dans les principaux clubs metropolitains, titrant "le football francais: celui de la communaute".
Sport, culture et assimilation dans les antilles francaises, des colonies aux departements d'outre-mer
At the beginning and conclusion of each trial, a zero reading was confirmed for the YSI electrode in DI water sparged with nitrogen (DO undetectable), and once per day DO concentrations were measured by the Azide Modification of the Winkler procedure (Standard Methods 1995) using commercial reagents, standards and titrant (Hach Chemical, Loveland, CO) and a motorized burette (Dosimat 665, Metrohm Ltd.
A method for exposing lobsters to multiple simulated habitat biogeochemicals and temperatures
Szorad-Rusz J, Halasz A (1977) Thermometric titrations with hypobromite as titrant solution I.
The determination of urea in soil extracts and related samples--a review
Though it's not our purpose to give detailed instructions, it is worth noting that scientists have devised several ways of determining the endpoint of charge titrations--that is, when the system has been rendered "neutral" by the addition of an oppositely charged titrant polymer.
Measurement and impact of charge: a practical guide
Quant a l'hebdomadaire Le Vif/L'Express, il parodie Henri IV en titrant "Wezembeek vaut bien une messe" (3 janvier 2003).
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when a titrant has expired or needs restandardisation
Redefining the technology of titration!

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