| titanium dioxide |
inorganic agent which reflects sunlight in 290-340 nm, UVB
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| titration |
A method of measuring the strength and concentration of detergents. Titration is the method recommended by manufacturers to test a detergent's alkaline content when mixed in a solution or to confirm proper concentration. The most practical titration method used by most car wash operators uses drops of an acid which will react to the actual amount of alkali in the detergent solution.
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| titrimetry |
A method of determining the concentration of a water constituent by adding a suitable reagent which reacts with the water constituent in question (titration). The progress of this reaction is usually monitored by an indicator that changes colour when an excess of the reagent is present. The amount of that reagent (titration solution) needed to achieve the colour change is directly proportional the concentration of the water constituent.
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| titratable acidity |
Measure of total acidity in milk and cheese. Total acidity is a combination of "apparent acidity", which is derived from the alkali binding properties of casein, phosphates, citrates and CO2 and developed acidity which results from the fermentation of milk by lactic acid bacteria.
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| titration |
The process of finding the quantity of a given chemical or substance by the addition of a liquid reagent of known strength, and measuring the volume of that reagent necessary to cause a reaction that changes the form of the chemical in question. Transparency ?The depth to which light will penetrate a body of water. Turbid ?Not clear, or transparent due to stirred up sediment.
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