Definition of adsorbent in English:

adsorbent

noun ədˈzɔːbənt

Chemistry

A substance that adsorbs another.
吸附物质，吸附剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Activated carbon can be impregnated with chemicals to make it a more effective adsorbent.
- Activated charcoal was used as adsorbent (Precision charcoal filter, 5 mg) in a glass tube.
- All chromatographic methods rely on differences in the affinities of the various members of a group of dissolved or gaseous chemicals for a certain adsorbent.
- Sampling of gases and vapors by active sampling on a solid adsorbent or passive sampling by diffusion is routinely done and well documented.
- Partial dehydration to about 4% water by weight produces the commercial silica gel product, a highly porous material often used as a drying agent or adsorbent for chromatography.
- Liquid is drawn off to a high gradient magnetic separator where the non-magnetic fraction containing decontaminated liquid is separated off; the slurry is removed for use as an adsorbent.
- Casein and gelatin function as adsorbents for phenolics and can reduce a wine's excess bitterness and astringency.
- Within a typical cell stack and reformer there are nine to 10 different catalysts and adsorbents, notes John Mooney, director of technical development and business programs.
- Now, a company in Minnesota is keenly interested in testing the soybean hull adsorbents.
- The thin layer may be an adsorbent such as silica gel or alumina, which is made into a slurry, placed in a layer on the glass plate, and then dried.
- An effort was made to utilize a low cost adsorbent for retaining metal ions from leaching out into water resources.
- While several agents are available, activated charcoal is the most broadly effective adsorbent.

adjectiveədˈzɔːbənt

Chemistry

Able to adsorb substances.
能吸附的
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea here is to use an adsorbent surface (a roughened metal plate) to concentrate explosive vapours.
- This combination of a highly adsorbent aromatic base structure, together with a low yield of liquid product on generation typically results in only gas being expelled.
- This shift indicates a significant change in the peptide conformation due to the nature of the adsorbent surfaces.
- One idea is to convert them into ion exchange resins for use in adsorbent filters to capture metals in solutions.
- The labyrinth of pores that characterize a family of inorganic crystals known as zeolites gives the crystals catalytic and adsorbent powers.

Definition of adsorbent in US English:

adsorbent

noun

Chemistry

A substance that adsorbs another.
吸附物质，吸附剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, a company in Minnesota is keenly interested in testing the soybean hull adsorbents.
- Casein and gelatin function as adsorbents for phenolics and can reduce a wine's excess bitterness and astringency.
- Liquid is drawn off to a high gradient magnetic separator where the non-magnetic fraction containing decontaminated liquid is separated off; the slurry is removed for use as an adsorbent.
- An effort was made to utilize a low cost adsorbent for retaining metal ions from leaching out into water resources.
- Activated charcoal was used as adsorbent (Precision charcoal filter, 5 mg) in a glass tube.
- Activated carbon can be impregnated with chemicals to make it a more effective adsorbent.
- Partial dehydration to about 4% water by weight produces the commercial silica gel product, a highly porous material often used as a drying agent or adsorbent for chromatography.
- Within a typical cell stack and reformer there are nine to 10 different catalysts and adsorbents, notes John Mooney, director of technical development and business programs.
- Sampling of gases and vapors by active sampling on a solid adsorbent or passive sampling by diffusion is routinely done and well documented.
- While several agents are available, activated charcoal is the most broadly effective adsorbent.
- The thin layer may be an adsorbent such as silica gel or alumina, which is made into a slurry, placed in a layer on the glass plate, and then dried.
- All chromatographic methods rely on differences in the affinities of the various members of a group of dissolved or gaseous chemicals for a certain adsorbent.

adjective

Chemistry

Able to adsorb substances.
能吸附的
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea here is to use an adsorbent surface (a roughened metal plate) to concentrate explosive vapours.
- This shift indicates a significant change in the peptide conformation due to the nature of the adsorbent surfaces.
- The labyrinth of pores that characterize a family of inorganic crystals known as zeolites gives the crystals catalytic and adsorbent powers.
- This combination of a highly adsorbent aromatic base structure, together with a low yield of liquid product on generation typically results in only gas being expelled.
- One idea is to convert them into ion exchange resins for use in adsorbent filters to capture metals in solutions.

单词	adsorbent
释义	Definition of adsorbent in English: adsorbent noun ədˈzɔːbənt Chemistry A substance that adsorbs another. 吸附物质，吸附剂 Example sentencesExamples Activated carbon can be impregnated with chemicals to make it a more effective adsorbent. Activated charcoal was used as adsorbent (Precision charcoal filter, 5 mg) in a glass tube. All chromatographic methods rely on differences in the affinities of the various members of a group of dissolved or gaseous chemicals for a certain adsorbent. Sampling of gases and vapors by active sampling on a solid adsorbent or passive sampling by diffusion is routinely done and well documented. Partial dehydration to about 4% water by weight produces the commercial silica gel product, a highly porous material often used as a drying agent or adsorbent for chromatography. Liquid is drawn off to a high gradient magnetic separator where the non-magnetic fraction containing decontaminated liquid is separated off; the slurry is removed for use as an adsorbent. Casein and gelatin function as adsorbents for phenolics and can reduce a wine's excess bitterness and astringency. Within a typical cell stack and reformer there are nine to 10 different catalysts and adsorbents, notes John Mooney, director of technical development and business programs. Now, a company in Minnesota is keenly interested in testing the soybean hull adsorbents. The thin layer may be an adsorbent such as silica gel or alumina, which is made into a slurry, placed in a layer on the glass plate, and then dried. An effort was made to utilize a low cost adsorbent for retaining metal ions from leaching out into water resources. While several agents are available, activated charcoal is the most broadly effective adsorbent. adjectiveədˈzɔːbənt Chemistry Able to adsorb substances. 能吸附的 Example sentencesExamples The idea here is to use an adsorbent surface (a roughened metal plate) to concentrate explosive vapours. This combination of a highly adsorbent aromatic base structure, together with a low yield of liquid product on generation typically results in only gas being expelled. This shift indicates a significant change in the peptide conformation due to the nature of the adsorbent surfaces. One idea is to convert them into ion exchange resins for use in adsorbent filters to capture metals in solutions. The labyrinth of pores that characterize a family of inorganic crystals known as zeolites gives the crystals catalytic and adsorbent powers. Definition of adsorbent in US English: adsorbent noun Chemistry A substance that adsorbs another. 吸附物质，吸附剂 Example sentencesExamples Now, a company in Minnesota is keenly interested in testing the soybean hull adsorbents. Casein and gelatin function as adsorbents for phenolics and can reduce a wine's excess bitterness and astringency. Liquid is drawn off to a high gradient magnetic separator where the non-magnetic fraction containing decontaminated liquid is separated off; the slurry is removed for use as an adsorbent. An effort was made to utilize a low cost adsorbent for retaining metal ions from leaching out into water resources. Activated charcoal was used as adsorbent (Precision charcoal filter, 5 mg) in a glass tube. Activated carbon can be impregnated with chemicals to make it a more effective adsorbent. Partial dehydration to about 4% water by weight produces the commercial silica gel product, a highly porous material often used as a drying agent or adsorbent for chromatography. Within a typical cell stack and reformer there are nine to 10 different catalysts and adsorbents, notes John Mooney, director of technical development and business programs. Sampling of gases and vapors by active sampling on a solid adsorbent or passive sampling by diffusion is routinely done and well documented. While several agents are available, activated charcoal is the most broadly effective adsorbent. The thin layer may be an adsorbent such as silica gel or alumina, which is made into a slurry, placed in a layer on the glass plate, and then dried. All chromatographic methods rely on differences in the affinities of the various members of a group of dissolved or gaseous chemicals for a certain adsorbent. adjective Chemistry Able to adsorb substances. 能吸附的 Example sentencesExamples The idea here is to use an adsorbent surface (a roughened metal plate) to concentrate explosive vapours. This shift indicates a significant change in the peptide conformation due to the nature of the adsorbent surfaces. The labyrinth of pores that characterize a family of inorganic crystals known as zeolites gives the crystals catalytic and adsorbent powers. This combination of a highly adsorbent aromatic base structure, together with a low yield of liquid product on generation typically results in only gas being expelled. One idea is to convert them into ion exchange resins for use in adsorbent filters to capture metals in solutions.
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