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April 21, 2006

Aliquot

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Aliquot

In mathematics, an aliquot part (or simply aliquot) of an integer is any of its integer divisors. For instance, 2 is an aliquot of 12. The sum of all the aliquots of an integer n is the value σ(n) of the divisor function σ at n.

In chemistry, an aliquot is usually a portion of a total amount of a solution.

The word is formed of the Latin aliquoties, “several times”.

See also

  • Aliquot stringing
  • aliquant
  • aliquot sequence
  • amicable number

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