Titrant

Definition

The Titrant refers to the solution with known concentration which is added during a titration.

Related terms

Burette:

A long, graduated glass tube with a tap at one end, used for delivering known volumes of a liquid, especially in experiments involving titrations.

Volumetric Analysis: A method in analytical chemistry for determining the amount or concentration of certain substances by measuring their volume.

Molarity:

It's a measure indicating number moles per liter volume. It's commonly used unit when discussing concentrations and preparing solutions like Titrants.