Definition of titanate in English:

titanate

noun ˈtʌɪtəneɪtˈtaɪtnˌeɪt

Chemistry

A salt in which the anion contains both titanium and oxygen, in particular one of the anion TiO₃²⁻.
〔化〕钛酸盐
Example sentencesExamples
- Detector elements made of lead strontium titanate or barium strontium titanate are commonly used.
- It uses a simple roller with fine blades to cut a pattern of parallel slits in a 0.1-millimetre-thick sheet of a piezoelectric ceramic material called lead zirconate titanate.
- In the oxide state it reacts with the alkali, alkaline earth, and heavy base metals to form titanates, a few of which are being studied in conjunction with cheaper methods of production.
- Consistent with the results of their computer simulation, the titanate was amorphised at relatively low ion doses, while the zirconate remained intact even at high ion irradiation doses.
- Multi-component catalytic systems using aryl titanates allow increased versatility in applications such as liquid molding.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from titanium + -ate¹.

Definition of titanate in US English:

titanate

nounˈtītnˌātˈtaɪtnˌeɪt

Chemistry

A salt in which the anion contains both titanium and oxygen, in particular one of the anion TiO₃²⁻.
〔化〕钛酸盐
Example sentencesExamples
- Detector elements made of lead strontium titanate or barium strontium titanate are commonly used.
- Multi-component catalytic systems using aryl titanates allow increased versatility in applications such as liquid molding.
- In the oxide state it reacts with the alkali, alkaline earth, and heavy base metals to form titanates, a few of which are being studied in conjunction with cheaper methods of production.
- Consistent with the results of their computer simulation, the titanate was amorphised at relatively low ion doses, while the zirconate remained intact even at high ion irradiation doses.
- It uses a simple roller with fine blades to cut a pattern of parallel slits in a 0.1-millimetre-thick sheet of a piezoelectric ceramic material called lead zirconate titanate.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from titanium + -ate.

单词	titanate
释义	Definition of titanate in English: titanate noun ˈtʌɪtəneɪtˈtaɪtnˌeɪt Chemistry A salt in which the anion contains both titanium and oxygen, in particular one of the anion TiO₃²⁻. 〔化〕钛酸盐 Example sentencesExamples Detector elements made of lead strontium titanate or barium strontium titanate are commonly used. It uses a simple roller with fine blades to cut a pattern of parallel slits in a 0.1-millimetre-thick sheet of a piezoelectric ceramic material called lead zirconate titanate. In the oxide state it reacts with the alkali, alkaline earth, and heavy base metals to form titanates, a few of which are being studied in conjunction with cheaper methods of production. Consistent with the results of their computer simulation, the titanate was amorphised at relatively low ion doses, while the zirconate remained intact even at high ion irradiation doses. Multi-component catalytic systems using aryl titanates allow increased versatility in applications such as liquid molding. Origin Mid 19th century: from titanium + -ate¹. Definition of titanate in US English: titanate nounˈtītnˌātˈtaɪtnˌeɪt Chemistry A salt in which the anion contains both titanium and oxygen, in particular one of the anion TiO₃²⁻. 〔化〕钛酸盐 Example sentencesExamples Detector elements made of lead strontium titanate or barium strontium titanate are commonly used. Multi-component catalytic systems using aryl titanates allow increased versatility in applications such as liquid molding. In the oxide state it reacts with the alkali, alkaline earth, and heavy base metals to form titanates, a few of which are being studied in conjunction with cheaper methods of production. Consistent with the results of their computer simulation, the titanate was amorphised at relatively low ion doses, while the zirconate remained intact even at high ion irradiation doses. It uses a simple roller with fine blades to cut a pattern of parallel slits in a 0.1-millimetre-thick sheet of a piezoelectric ceramic material called lead zirconate titanate. Origin Mid 19th century: from titanium + -ate.
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