Titrator
Pronunciation: /ˈtɪtˈɑɹˈɑtɔɹ/
Titrator (noun)
- A lab instrument that adds a liquid in measured amounts to find the exact point when a reaction is balanced.
- A person who performs a titration, carefully adding one solution to another to measure their amounts.
Examples
- The titrator measures the solution until the endpoint is reached.
- A titrator helps the lab measure acidity accurately.