sorbed (Meaning)
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sorbed (s)
(of a substance) taken into and retained in another substance
Synonyms & Antonyms of sorbed
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sorbed Sentence Examples
- The paper towel effectively sorbed the spilled milk, leaving the surface dry.
- The activated carbon sorbed the contaminants from the water, resulting in its purification.
- The soil sorbed heavy metals from the polluted environment, reducing their bioavailability.
- The root hairs of plants sorbed water and nutrients from the soil.
- The sorbed dye molecules on the fabric gave it a vibrant and permanent color.
- The polymer sorbed excess moisture from the air, creating a more comfortable atmosphere.
- The hydrophobic material sorbed water droplets, forming beads that rolled off its surface.
- The gel sorbed large amounts of fluid, creating a soft and absorbent material.
- The ion exchange resin sorbed specific ions from solution, making them available for further processing.
- The nanomaterial sorbed chemicals and released them slowly, allowing for sustained drug delivery.
FAQs About the word sorbed
(of a substance) taken into and retained in another substance
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The paper towel effectively sorbed the spilled milk, leaving the surface dry.
The activated carbon sorbed the contaminants from the water, resulting in its purification.
The soil sorbed heavy metals from the polluted environment, reducing their bioavailability.
The root hairs of plants sorbed water and nutrients from the soil.
