A chemical analysis technique where electrical current is used to determine the concentration of a substance in a solution.
From electro- + titration (from Latin titulus, 'inscription/standard'). Developed in the 20th century as analytical chemistry advanced.
Chemists use electrotitration to measure everything from dissolved oxygen in water to the purity of pharmaceutical drugs—electricity replaces traditional color-changing indicators, making measurements faster and more accurate.
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