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sorption
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sorption /sorp·tion/ (sorp´shun) the process or state of being sorbed; absorption or adsorption.
sorp·tion (sôrpshn)
n.
Adsorption or absorption.

sorption [sorp´shun]
the process or state of being sorbed; absorption or adsorption.

sorption
the process or state of being sorbed; absorption or adsorption.


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Such effects were more pronounced when the partial molar volume was considered, since the more aged samples showed less sorptive capacity yet more swelling compared to their unaged counterparts.
Yet another advantage over analysis methods such as stir-bar sorptive extraction or solid-phase microextraction is that SymStixx[TM] also provides a fast and easy method for studying active flavouring components of complex foods containing large quantities of fats, sugars, proteins or water.
Comparison of the sensitivity of solid phase microextraction (SPME) and stir bar sorptive extraction (SBSE) for the determination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in water and soil samples.
 
 
 
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