acidimetry
- noun
- /ˌæsɪˈdɪmətri/
- Specialized
- The technician performed acidimetry to determine the concentration of the base in the solution.
Examples
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Students in the chemistry lab learned how to use acidimetry for quantitative analysis.
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Accurate acidimetry requires careful preparation of the standard acid solutions.
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The lab specializes in acidimetry techniques.
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Can you explain what acidimetry is?
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To determine the amount of a base in a sample, the chemist used acidimetry with a precisely measured acid solution.
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In environmental studies, acidimetry helps analyze the acidity of soil samples to assess their health.
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The graduate student wrote her thesis on the applications of acidimetry in pharmaceuticals.
Synonyms
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8.0
A process of slowly adding one liquid to another to find how much of a chemical is in it
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4.9
A chemical test that measures how much of each substance is in a sample
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To measure how much of something there is
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Measuring how much of a chemical is in a liquid by its color
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A method for finding how much chemical is in a solution by measuring how much known liquid reacts with it
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A lab method that measures glowing light to find the amount of a substance in a sample
A method for measuring how much of a chemical is in a liquid by its color
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Etymology
The word acidimetry starts with acid ('sour') and ends with -metry ('measure'), like in thermometer. So acidimetry means 'measuring acids', which explains why it is the method used to find how much base is in a sample by using a standard acid solution.