Definition: Titrators are laboratory instruments used to measure the concentration of a solution or substance. These devices consist of an impure substance, such as a standard solution, that is dissolved in a solvent (usually water). The impurity is then measured against a known reference solution (often another standard solution) and compared to determine the purity of the sample being tested. Titrations are essential for ensuring that chemical reactions and measurements are accurate and reliable.
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