| titanium |
Chemical symbol Ti. A bright white metal; very malleable and ductile. Its principal function has been as an alloy in steel making, but now is being used extensively (especially in aviation and aerospace) because of its high strength, lightweight, and good corrosion resistance.
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| titratable acidity |
The amount of hydrogen ion excreted in the urine in a dihydrogen form.
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| titanium dioxide p. |
a mild form of pneumoconiosis seen in workers inhaling excessive amounts of titanium dioxide dust.
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| titration c. |
a device using colorimetric technique to automatically stop titration at the endpoint.
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| titrimetric |
pertaining to analysis by titration.
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