Associations to the word «dilution»
Noun
- Munition
- Dissolution
- Uptake
- Parameter
- Iodine
- Salt
- Sewage
- Acetate
- Acid
- Cr
- Chestnut
- Ph
- Likelihood
- Temperature
- Fe
- Specificity
- Cathode
- Manifold
- Zinc
- Suspension
- Reactor
- Particle
- Cellulose
- Weighing
- Factor
- Baseline
- Rate
- Curve
- Batch
- Calcium
- Vial
- Vapor
- Manipulation
- Molecule
- Dose
- Deviation
- Constant
- Substrate
- Carbonate
- Instrumentation
- Do
- Electrode
- Ghent
- Uv
- Washing
- M3
- Coupling
- Dosage
- Validation
- Constituent
- Output
- Yeast
- Measuring
- Decomposition
- Inhibition
- Sb
- Flow
- Groundwater
- Condensation
- Selectivity
- Na
- Ether
- Lithium
- Resin
- Poly
- Microwave
- Fission
- Oxygen
- Photon
- Detector
- Sheath
- Organism
- Flux
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.
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