thermometric titration

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thermometric titration [¦thər·mə¦me·trik tī′trā·shən]

(analytical chemistry)

A titration in an adiabatic system, yielding a plot of temperature versus volume of titrant; used for neutralization, precipitation, redox, organic condensation, and complex-formation reactions. Also known as calorimetric titration; enthalpy titration; thermal titration.

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