- cytosis. The term was
proposed by W. H.
Lewis in 1931. Non-specific,
adsorptive pinocytosis is a form of endocytosis, a
process in
which small particles...
-
course of the
effluent adsorptive concentration at the
outlet of a
fixed bed adsorber.
Breakthrough curves are
important for
adsorptive separation technologies...
- frame, etc.).
Aluminium is used
because it is non-toxic (see below), non-
adsorptive, and splinter-proof;
Building and
construction (windows, doors, siding...
- The
adsorption of
methylene blue
serves as an
indicator defining the
adsorptive capacity of
granular activated carbon in
water filters.
Adsorption of...
-
determination of ions in solution.
Stripping voltammetry (anodic,
cathodic and
adsorptive) have been emplo**** for
analysis of
organic molecules as well as metal...
-
Dispersive adhesion, also
called adsorptive adhesion, is a
mechanism for
adhesion which attributes attractive forces between two
materials to intermolecular...
- Rok; Jarin, T.; Sundar, L. Syam; Rao, Kop****
Srinivas (December 2022). "
Adsorptive sequestration of
noxious uranium (VI) from
water resources: A comprehensive...
- equivalence" and "vap" is
reference to the
vapor pressure of the
liquid adsorptive at the same
temperature as the
solid sample. The unit
function creates...
- as a
substrate for the
application of
various chemicals to
improve the
adsorptive capacity for some
inorganic (and
problematic organic)
compounds such as...
-
coagulant was
found to
remove ****nic with an
efficacy exceeding 90%.
Several adsorptive media systems have been
approved for use at point-of-service in a study...
