Definition

Able to be measured or adjusted in a titration process, often referring to a solution that can react with a titrant to determine its concentration.

Example

The solution was titrable, allowing us to accurately measure its acidity.

Conversation

I was reading about different types of solutions today.

Oh really? What did you find interesting?

I learned that some solutions are titrable and others aren't.

That's cool! I guess it must be important for experiments.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Titrable → It is formed from "titr" (from French *titrer*, meaning to measure) and "-able" (meaning capable of). The word "titrable" refers to something that is capable of being measured or quantified in a titration process.

Memory Tip

Think of 'titr' as measuring something, and '-able' means it can be done. So, titrable means something that can be measured.

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