Definition of sorption in English:

sorption

noun ˈsɔːpʃ(ə)nˈsɔrpʃən

mass nounChemistry

Absorption and adsorption considered as a single process.
〔化〕吸附（作用）
Example sentencesExamples
- Since both are nonlinear interrelated buffering systems, soil stability with regard to sorption and mobilization processes is liable to unpredictable, chaotic changes.
- Other solutes interact with aquifer solids through physicochemical processes known as sorption.
- These processes are known as sorption and desorption, and their effect on the concentration distribution in gas phase is the second term in Equation 1.
- Amino acid compositional patterns also indicated preferential sorption of basic amino acids, with positively charged nitrogen side chains, to the negatively charged aluminosilicate clay minerals.
- Sorption of lipophilic compounds to cuticular waxes was up to one order of magnitude lower than sorption to cuticular membranes while sorption of the hydrophilic compounds was not measurable.

Origin

Early 20th century: back-formation from absorption and adsorbable.

Rhymes

absorption

Definition of sorption in US English:

sorption

nounˈsôrpSHənˈsɔrpʃən

Chemistry

Absorption and adsorption considered as a single process.
〔化〕吸附（作用）
Example sentencesExamples
- Since both are nonlinear interrelated buffering systems, soil stability with regard to sorption and mobilization processes is liable to unpredictable, chaotic changes.
- Other solutes interact with aquifer solids through physicochemical processes known as sorption.
- Amino acid compositional patterns also indicated preferential sorption of basic amino acids, with positively charged nitrogen side chains, to the negatively charged aluminosilicate clay minerals.
- Sorption of lipophilic compounds to cuticular waxes was up to one order of magnitude lower than sorption to cuticular membranes while sorption of the hydrophilic compounds was not measurable.
- These processes are known as sorption and desorption, and their effect on the concentration distribution in gas phase is the second term in Equation 1.

Origin

Early 20th century: back-formation from absorption and adsorbable.

单词	sorption
释义	Definition of sorption in English: sorption noun ˈsɔːpʃ(ə)nˈsɔrpʃən mass nounChemistry Absorption and adsorption considered as a single process. 〔化〕吸附（作用） Example sentencesExamples Since both are nonlinear interrelated buffering systems, soil stability with regard to sorption and mobilization processes is liable to unpredictable, chaotic changes. Other solutes interact with aquifer solids through physicochemical processes known as sorption. These processes are known as sorption and desorption, and their effect on the concentration distribution in gas phase is the second term in Equation 1. Amino acid compositional patterns also indicated preferential sorption of basic amino acids, with positively charged nitrogen side chains, to the negatively charged aluminosilicate clay minerals. Sorption of lipophilic compounds to cuticular waxes was up to one order of magnitude lower than sorption to cuticular membranes while sorption of the hydrophilic compounds was not measurable. Origin Early 20th century: back-formation from absorption and adsorbable. Rhymes absorption Definition of sorption in US English: sorption nounˈsôrpSHənˈsɔrpʃən Chemistry Absorption and adsorption considered as a single process. 〔化〕吸附（作用） Example sentencesExamples Since both are nonlinear interrelated buffering systems, soil stability with regard to sorption and mobilization processes is liable to unpredictable, chaotic changes. Other solutes interact with aquifer solids through physicochemical processes known as sorption. Amino acid compositional patterns also indicated preferential sorption of basic amino acids, with positively charged nitrogen side chains, to the negatively charged aluminosilicate clay minerals. Sorption of lipophilic compounds to cuticular waxes was up to one order of magnitude lower than sorption to cuticular membranes while sorption of the hydrophilic compounds was not measurable. These processes are known as sorption and desorption, and their effect on the concentration distribution in gas phase is the second term in Equation 1. Origin Early 20th century: back-formation from absorption and adsorbable.
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