| titanium dioxide |
Also written in the chemical symbols Ti02; a mineral pigment which can be used in the furnish on a paper machine or in paper coatings; is of small particle size and imparts the greatest opacifying and brightening properties of the pigments used in producing and coating paper.
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| titanium |
A very ductile and malleable white metal that is used in aviation, aerospace, etc. because of its high strength and light weight.
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| titanium |
An elemental metal used for body jewelry much lighter than other metals used in body jewelry. with virtual nickle-free properties, titanium has less incidences of skin allergy than any other metal.
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| titration |
Adusting the concentration of a solution (such as an injectable drug) so that the smallest possible amount (or lowest concentration) of the active ingredient is used that will achieve the desired effect.
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| titrate |
Adusting the concentration of a solution (such as an injectable drug) so that the smallest possible amount (or lowest concentration) of the active ingredient is used that will achieve the desired effect.
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