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adsorbate

 
American Heritage Dictionary:

ad·sor·bate

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(ăd-sôr'bĭt, -bāt', -zôr'-) pronunciation
n.
An adsorbed substance.


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Oxford Dictionary of Chemistry:

adsorbate

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A substance that is adsorbed on a surface.


Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:

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a substance that is adsorbed to the surface of another substance from either a gas or a liquid phase.

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adsorption complex (chemistry)
capillary condensation (physical chemistry)
physical adsorption (physical chemistry)

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Oxford Dictionary of Chemistry. A Dictionary of Chemistry. Sixth Edition. Copyright © Market House Books Ltd, 2008. All rights reserved.  Read more
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