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potentiometric
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po·ten·ti·om·e·ter  (p-tnsh-m-tr)
n.
1. An instrument for measuring an unknown voltage by comparison to a standard voltage.
2. A three-terminal resistor with an adjustable center connection, widely used for volume control in radio and television receivers. Also called pot1.


po·tenti·o·metric (--mtrk) adj.

potentiometric [pəˌtɛnʃɪəˈmɛtrɪk]
adj
(Chemistry) Chem (of a titration) having the end point determined by a change in potential of an electrode immersed in the solution


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