iodometry
/ˌaɪədoʊˈmɛtri/
noun
- A method of chemical analysis that uses iodine to measure the amount of a substance in a solution.
- The technician used iodometry to find out how much copper was in the ore.
- Iodometry is often used to determine the concentration of bleach in a sample.
- In chemistry class, we learned how iodometry can measure the amount of vitamin C in fruit juice.