indikátorral

Indikátorral is a Hungarian word that translates to "with an indicator" or "using an indicator" in English. The term is often used in technical and scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and engineering, to describe a process or measurement where an indicator is employed.

In chemistry, an indicator is a substance that undergoes a visible change, such as a color change, when the conditions of a solution change. This change signals the completion of a chemical reaction or the presence of a specific substance. For example, a pH indicator changes color depending on the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. When a chemist performs a titration, they might add an indicator to the solution being tested. The titration is complete when the indicator signals a specific pH change, allowing the concentration of the unknown substance to be determined. The phrase "indikátorral" would be used to describe such a process, meaning the titration was carried out using an indicator.

Beyond chemistry, the concept of an indicator can extend to other fields. In engineering or manufacturing, an indicator might be a gauge or a light that signals the status of a machine or a process. For instance, a warning light on a car's dashboard is a type of indicator. If a system is functioning correctly with a visible signal of its status, one might say it is operating "indikátorral." The core meaning remains the use of something to signal or indicate a particular state or event.