sorption in English
Other solutes interact with aquifer solids through physicochemical processes known as sorption .
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1. Effects of polymeric Adsorbing material dosage (A), sorption time (B), and adsorption system (C) on ammonium sorption efficiency (η) Table 4.
2. The sorption pump is cooled by a refrigeration system (14, 72, 90) to promote molecular adsorption in the sorption pump.
3. Expansion, absorption and compression device for sorption machines
4. Comfort chillers, air conditioners and heat pumps using sorption cycle
5. Entropies of activation for various sorption systems have also been calculated.
6. Adsorbent dosage and initial Adsorbate concentration are usually used as two factors for a batch sorption experiment to investigate the sorption characteristics of heavy metals on soils
7. A similar change occurred in the other Adsorbing materials after the NH 4 + sorption process, indicating that the same functional groups were involved in NH 4 + sorption onto the Adsorbing materials
8. The AC prototypes improved on current sorption cooling systems by up to nine times.
9. Alternative Cooling Technologies: Air Cycle, Stirling Cycle, Magnetocaloric Refrigeration, Thermoaccostic Refrigeration, Sorption Systems, etc.
10. The software for analysing the sorption and desorption isotherm of paddy was presented.
11. Sorption area and activity coefficients are correlated to the molecular surface of the solutes.
12. Adsorption heat exchanger devices (11, 30) are provided for solid sorption refrigeration systems (1).
13. Composite materials capable of hydrogen sorption independently from activating treatments and methods for the production thereof
14. Two - stage treatment of black liquor of rice grass by coagulation and ad - sorption is studied.
15. Above all this is the reduced moisture sorption, larger dimensional stability, better durability as well as acoustic characteristics.
16. Breakthrough is the condition in which the solvent from a sorption process contains more than a particular level of solute
17. Humidity- and/or heat-exchange device, for example a plate heat exchanger, sorption rotor, adsorption dehumidifying rotor or the similar
18. Desorption occurs in a system having a state of sorption equilibrium between the bulk phase and Adsorbing surface.
19. A sorption pumping system includes a conductive inner vessel having a sorbent material therein to adsorb gas molecules.
20. In addition, the present invention also relates to the use of modified clay sorbents for the sorption of chemical compounds.
21. In the present study, another factor was defined as the ratio between initial Adsorbate concentration and adsorbent dosage, and its relation with the sorption
22. Sorption experimentsPhysisorption experiments were done on an ASAP 2100 physisorption apparatus to obtain isotherms of N2 adsorption and BET surface areas of the samples.
23. Integrated adsorption and heat exchanger devices are provided for solid sorption refrigeration systems (1), together with methods for making such devices.
24. Method for operating a sorption air conditioning system with enthalpy heat exchanger for the cyclic humidification and dehumidification of indoor air
25. Volatilization is much less extensive in soil than water, owing to sorption of the compounds to soil clays and organic matter.
26. Hence this sorption mechanism yet described for homogeneous systems of clay adsorbents only can be applied to natural and thus more complex clay mineralogical systems.
27. Sorption of Fluorotelomer Sulfonates, Fluorotelomer Sulfonamido Betaines, and a Fluorotelomer Sulfonamido Amine in National Foam Aqueous Film-Forming Foam to Soil Environ Sci Technol
28. But the calculated mean energy of adsorption, E, from the D-R isotherm, gives information about the chemical or physical properties of the sorption.
29. The system boundaries for measurement include the refrigerant cycle, the refrigerant pump and, for ad/absorption, in addition the sorption cycle and solvent pump.
30. Also disclosed is a sorption agent, preferably an adsorbing agent, and the desorption of adsorbed substances, preferably for carrying out the above-mentioned process.
31. These are mostly clay-loam soils which, after being worked to some depth, have a good capacity for absorbing water and air and a substantial soil nutrient sorption.
32. On the contrary, at Arsenate and arsenite concentrations of 3.47 mol As kg −1 fer each, Arsenate did not influence arsenite sorption but arsenite substantially reduced Arsenate
33. We found that in the 112 nanometer catalysts tested, the strong, moderate and weak sorption nanometer catalysts were 36 and 47 respectively by the haemagglutination test.
34. For equal ranges of wood moisture, swelling is not constant; after desorption swelling is higher than during adsorption; hysteresis occurs, as is the case for sorption isotherms.
35. In systems with Arsenate and arsenite concentrations ≤2.08 mol As kg −1 fer each, the effect of Arsenate on arsenite sorption was more pronounced than vice versa
36. Adsorption heat exchanger devices (11, 25) are provided for use in solid sorption refrigeration systems (1) together with methods for making such devices and adsorbent structures therefor.
37. The disclosed process is characterised in that the substance to be adsorbed is supplied to at least two adsorbing agents with different adsorption power that form successive sorption stages.
38. These are mostly clay-loam soils which, after being worked to some depth, have a good capacity for absorbing water and air and a substantial soil nutrient sorption
39. The performance of two-bed, closed-cycle solid-sorption heat pumps are affected by the switching frequencies at which the sorbent beds are cycled between the regeneration and adsorption processes.
40. The sorption of Ni(II) on a calcareous Aridisol (CA) soil, one of the major soil types in northwestern China, was investigated using batch and extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS
41. The high-purity gas production apparatus, according to the present invention, comprises a column for carrying out a sorption-enhanced reaction for removing by-products generated through a catalytic reaction using adsorption.
42. Absorption vs Adsorption:- Absorption and Adsorption both are one of the most important mass transfer processes used in chemical and process industries.Absorption process and Adsorption process both are called sorption process
43. In terms of the thermodynamic properties, in both species the net isosteric heat of sorption decreases as the equilibrium moisture content increases, and more energy is required in desorption than in adsorption.
44. The present invention can obtain an increased amount of gas production using the same amount of catalyst and adsorbent when compared to existing sorption-enhanced reactions by applying a multi-stage column.
45. Capillarity is a particularly important fluid property in the design of air pollutant sampling and analytical equipment, such as capillary action in filters and sorption traps used to collect gases and in capillary tubes used in chromatography
46. As nouns the difference between Adsorbent and sorbent is that Adsorbent is the solid or liquid in the process of adsorption on which the adsorbate accumulates while sorbent is (sciences) a substance that can enable sorption
47. The nomograms account for advection, diffusion in soil air and soil water, dispersion, linear sorption, first order degradation in an unsaturated zone consisting of different soil layers, taking the finiteness of the pollutant mass in the soil contamination into account.
48. Adsorb (v.) 1882, transitive (intransitive use attested from 1919), back-formation from adsorption "condensation of gases on the surfaces of solids" (1882), coined in German from ad-+ -sorption, abstracted from absorption and representing Latin sorbere "to …
49. Even though the absolute permeability of the coal bed decreases with continued SAG sorption, the SAG injectivity, surprisingly and unexpectedly, increases while injecting SAG at pressures greater than reservoir pressure, but less than fracture pressure or fracture extension pressure.
50. The pattern of removal of water vapor from the air (r. h. 71% and above) by Acarus siro L. is similar to the pattern observed in the case of any hygroscopic substance: The sorption is governed by the relative humidity of the air; the amount of water taken up until saturation is reached is greater the higher the humidity; an equilibrium is established between the humidity of the air and the water content of the animal; sorption always takes place when animals, in equilibrium with the ambient humidity, are transferred to a higher humidity.