adsorption in Japanese
adsorption in Japanese is 吸着 — adsorption means the process by which a thin layer of liquid or gas sticks to the surface of a solid.
adsorption in Japanese
吸着
Pronounced: kyuuchaku
The adhesion of a liquid or gas on the surface of a solid material, forming a thin film on the surface.
What does "adsorption" mean?
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noun The process by which a thin layer of liquid or gas sticks to the surface of a solid.
"The filter works through adsorption of impurities onto activated carbon."
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adsorption in a sentence
- The filter works through adsorption of impurities onto activated carbon.
- Adsorption of the gas increased as the pressure rose.
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What is "adsorption" in Japanese?
"adsorption" in Japanese is 吸着. adsorption means: The process by which a thin layer of liquid or gas sticks to the surface of a solid.
How do you pronounce 吸着?
"adsorption" in Japanese is 吸着, pronounced "kyuuchaku".
How do you use "adsorption" in a sentence?
Example: "The filter works through adsorption of impurities onto activated carbon." In Japanese, "adsorption" is 吸着.
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