diluiti

Diluiti is the masculine plural past participle and adjective form of the Italian verb diluire (to dilute). It describes liquids or solutions whose concentration has been reduced by adding solvent. As an adjective, it agrees with the noun it modifies: campioni diluiti (masculine plural), soluzioni diluite (feminine plural). In passive voice, phrases like sono diluiti indicate that items have undergone dilution.

In scientific, medical, and laboratory contexts, diluiti is commonly used to specify preparations, reagents, and samples prepared by dilution. Examples include campioni diluiti al 1% or soluzioni diluite a una concentrazione di 0,5 mg/mL. Dilution is typically expressed as a ratio or percentage, and the term appears in protocols, reports, and data presentations to indicate revised concentrations or standardized preparations.

Related terms include diluire (to dilute), diluizione (dilution), and diluente (the solvent or diluent used to dilute). The word is used wherever concentration adjustment through dilution is described, from experimental procedures to quality control and analytical reporting.