oxidimetryn.
/ˌɒksᵻˈdɪmᵻtri/, U.S. /ˌɑksəˈdɪmətri/ Chemistry.
Titration in which a redox reaction occurs between titrants.
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alkalimetry1817
refraction1831
Hofmann method1876
cryoscopy1885
Reichert–Meissl1887
oxidimetry1896
Hofmann exhaustive methylation1938
workup1942
radioactivation analysisa1947
neutron activation analysis1947
activation analysis1948
1896 Invention 25 Jan. 50/1 It represents a special branch of oxidimetry.
1923 Science 3 Aug. 81/2 Supplementing the preparations of the bureau are the following standard materials prepared by the U.S. Bureau of Standards at Washington..sodium oxalate, for oxidimetry.
1974 Science 18 Oct. 232/2 In one new technique, which is based on the use of cerate oxidimetry, the reduction of Ce(IV) to fluorescent Ce(III) by separated compounds in the column eluate makes possible the detection of organic acids.
1998 Jrnl. Amer. Chem. Soc. 120 1148/2 Methylene blue is used in reductometric titrimetry, while the other indicators discussed here are employed in oxidimetry.
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oxidiˈmetric adj.
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1909 Cent. Dict. Suppl. Oxidimetric.
1934 Science 28 Dec. 615/1 Oxidimetric determination of glutathione.
1972 Nature 15 Dec. 418/1 Because hydrazine is a reducing agent we could not determine molybdenum oxidation states in compounds (III)–(V) directly by oxidimetric titration.
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