adsorption
IPA: ˈædzˈɔrpʃʌn
noun
- The adhesion of a liquid or gas on the surface of a solid material, forming a thin film on the surface.
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Examples of "adsorption" in Sentences
- The Tempkin Adsorption Isotherm.
- Reconstruction due to adsorption.
- Continuous adsorption regeneration.
- The Freundlich Adsorption Isotherm.
- DNA separation by silica adsorption.
- Adsorption of binary liquid adsorption on solids.
- Adsorption is the first step in the viral infection cycle.
- As a subset of adsorption, chemisorption follows the adsorption process.
- Rubber erasers work both with adsorption and with some amount of abrasion.
- As a substance of adsorption, chemisorption follows the adsorption process.
- Tiselius also refined adsorption analysis, a method first used by the Russian botanist, Michail
- "adsorption" which results from the molecular attraction of substances to the surface of the media.
- Beyond adsorption there is abrasion, rubbing the surface of the material off, taking the layer of dirt with it.
- Analysis by adsorption is founded on the phenomenon which also serves as a basis for the design of contemporary gas-masks.
- White plastic and gum erasers work with adsorption, when rubbed over the paper surface, the graphite bonds with the eraser surface.
- Pete, could you help Eli by detailing a bit more what you want to know about adsorption, in particular what systems you are thinking about?
- Mass attraction and electrostatic force - a combination of these two forces is frequently called adsorption, enable the particles to keep in contact with other solids and the filter material.
- ALSO … many large facilities use adsorption air conditioners already (and duh the array can be used for heating as well), they could be taking the coolant from the concentrated PV array and using it to provide MOST of the input energy for their HVAC systems.
- Detailed studies of adsorption on surfaces, were carried out by Irving Langmuir at the research laboratory of General Electric Company, and when he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1932, he was the first industrial scientist to receive this distinction.
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