Associations to the word «Dilution»
Noun
- Isotope
- Spectrometry
- Tracer
- Trademark
- Serum
- Infringement
- Refrigerator
- Potency
- Pb
- Assay
- Viscosity
- Calibration
- Digestion
- Catheter
- Ppm
- Concentration
- Reagent
- Regression
- Chromatography
- Buffer
- Filtration
- Cu
- Contaminant
- Determination
- Sample
- Urine
- Solvent
- Ionization
- Biomass
- Dispersion
- Electrolyte
- Solubility
- Broth
- Injection
- Indicator
- Helium
- Plasma
- Precision
- Cloning
- Wastewater
- Triton
- Conductivity
- Hydroxide
- Measurement
- Graphite
- Extraction
- Aroma
- Fawn
- Adsorption
- Allele
- Seawater
- Pigment
- Antibody
- Saturation
- Enrichment
- Ag
- Ms
- Diffusion
- Methanol
- Mg
- Neutron
- Sensitivity
- Ida
- Solution
- Sampling
- Remedy
- Ratio
- Ventilation
- Evaporation
- Sodium
- Ingestion
- Distillation
- Absorption
- Analyzer
- Fluid
Adjective
Wiktionary
DILUTION, noun. The action of the verb dilute.
DILUTION, noun. The process of making something dilute.
DILUTION, noun. A solution that has had additional solvent, such as water, added to it into order to make it less concentrated.
Dictionary definition
DILUTION, noun. A diluted solution.
DILUTION, noun. Weakening (reducing the concentration) by the addition of water or a thinner.
Wise words
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