titrimetryn.

1891 G. M'Gowan tr. E. von Meyer Hist. Chem. vi. 365 The application of permanganate of potash to the estimation of iron by Margueritte in 1846, and, more particularly, Bunsen's process with equivalent solutions of iodine and sulphurous acid..are landmarks in the history of ‘titrimetry’ [Ger. Titrimetrie], which soon after this began to rank alongside of gravimetric analysis.

1957 Limnol. & Oceanogr. 2 272/1 Perhaps the most important feature of complexometric titrimetry, which has contributed to its popularity, is its speed.

2011 W. E. May et al. in H. Czichos et al. Springer Handbk. Metrol. & Testing iv. 177/1 Most of the acidimetric, oxidation–reduction, precipitation, and compleximetric titrations used in titrimetry can be performed using controlled-current coulometry.