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titrator

titrator

8.5
A person who adds measured liquid to another liquid to find how strong the solution is
  • noun
  • /ˈtaɪtrətər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : titulador
  • As the lead titrator, she recorded every titration reading to ensure accurate results.

Examples

  • During training, the new titrator learned how to prepare standard solutions carefully each morning.

  • The lab hired a senior titrator to determine the solution's acidity.

  • The titrator carefully measured the solution.

  • A skilled titrator can determine the exact concentration.

  • The lab hired a senior titrator to determine the solution's acidity.

  • As the lead titrator, she recorded every titration reading to ensure accurate results.

  • During training, the new titrator learned how to prepare standard solutions carefully each morning.

How Skilled

chemist
53 3.0
analyst
355 3.2
titrator
  • Specialized
8.5
technician
  • Specialized
184 3.7
assistant
833 1.0

Surface Forms

titrator singular
titrators plural

Morphology

titrator = titrate (transparent) = titrate + or

Standard agent noun formation from the verb 'titrate'; meaning 'person who titrates' follows regular derivation.

Etymology

Titrator can also mean a person and comes from the same root titrate, via French titre and Latin titulus, related to the English word title and meaning 'title' or 'label'. So a titrator is someone who carefully adds measured liquid to a sample to work out its 'strength' or 'concentration'.