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titer definition

ti·ter (tītər, tēt-)

noun

  1. a standard strength or degree of concentration of a solution as established through titration
  2. the minimum weight or volume of a substance necessary to cause a given result in titration
  3. the point at which a fatty acid solidifies after being liberated by hydrolysis, separated, and washed free of other products

Etymology: Fr titre, standard, title < OFr title: see title

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