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absorbate: that substance absorbed by an absorbent
Category: Mechanical engineering

absorbed: quantity of a polluting substance, drug or radiation taken up by a person, a community or the environment
Category: Management in the public and private sector

absorbed: the quotient d epsilon/dm,where d epsilon is the energy imparted to matter by ionising radiation in a suitably small element of volume of mass dm
Category: Physics

absorbed: the rate or averaged rate of flow of energy of vibration entering the human body
Category: Environment

absorbed: power absorbed at the drive shaft of the pump at a given instant or under given load conditions
Category: Mechanical engineering

absorbed: the rate of flow of energy of vibration entering the human body
Category: Medicine

absorbed: the voltage which is absorbed by a transductor in a circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

absorbed: the increment of absorbed dose dD during a suitably small interval of time dt divided by that interval of time
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

absorbed: the maximum absorbed dose within a 30 cm diameter sphere centred at this point and consisting of material equivalent to soft tissue with a density of 1 g cm-3
Category: Medicine

absorbed: absorbed dose of radiation or corpuscular emission is the energy imparted to matter by ionizing particles,par unit mass of the irradiated material at the place of interest.
Category: Physics

absorbency: the ability of a paper or board to take up and retain a liquid with which it is in contact.Either the degree of absorbency or the rate of absorbency may be measured by standard methods of test
Category: Various industries and crafts

absorbent: a substance which has the ability of extracting some substances from a liquid or gaseous medium with which it is in contact
Category: Physics

absorbent: in the selection of an absorbent for scrubbing a gas, the usual object is to find a liquid which has the capacity to absorbe a large quantity of the solute.
Category: Environment

absorber: that part of an absorption machine in which the refrigerant vatour is absorbed
Category: Mechanical engineering

absorber: The part of a solar collector which converts the incident solar radiation into heat and from which the heat is removed by the transfer fluid.If an absorbing liquid is used then this may constitute both the absorber and the heat transfer fluid.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

absorber: a material that readily absorbs photons to generate charge carriers(free electrons or holes)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

ABSORBER: matter which absorbs atomic rays and particles. A sheet or other body of material placed between a source of radiation and a detector for purposes such as: determining the nature or the energy of the radiation; reducing the intensity of the radiation at the detector; as a shielding; or giving the radiation some desired characteristic, as by preferential transmission of one component of the radiation
Category: Physics

ABSORBER: a substance that removes energy from any type of radiation
Category: Medicine

absorbing: a state in a stochastic process which,once reached,cannot be quitted
Category: Mathematics

absorbing: the device,movable along the mains lead of an energised appliance in order to assess the degree of interference which may be produced by this appliance at a given frequency
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

absorbing: The absorber plate is a part of a flat plate collector, generally of steel, copper or aluminium, whose black-painted surface converts sunlight to heat
Category: The cosmos

absorbing: the volume of liquid absorbed by a hydraulic motor during one revolution
Category: Physics

absorbing: a generalisation from one dimension of the idea of an absorbing barrier
Category: Mathematics

absorbing: certain additive or random walk processes represent the motion of a particle in one or more dimensions; in certain cases limitations may be imposed on the motion in the form of barriers which, once reached, 'absorb' the particle and end the motion
Category: Mathematics

absorbing: Surface of an absorber(paint,selective coating).(DF1)Sometimes also used as a synonym for the absorber itself.(DF2)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

absorbing: the volume rate of flow absorbed by a hydraulic motor
Category: Physics

adsorbate: that substance adsorbed by an adsorbent
Category: Mechanical engineering

adsorbate: a substance which is adsorbed
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

adsorbed: water held by physico-chemical forces in a solid and having physical properties substantially different from ordinary water at the same temperature and pressure; in particular, its vapour pressure (or chemical potential) is less than that of pure bulk water at the same temperature
Category: Physics

adsorbent: a substance which has the ability of taking up molecules of gases or liquids by surface adhesion
Category: Mechanical engineering

adsorbent: a substance or material which adsorbs
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

radioallergosorbent: a radioimmunoassay test to detect JgE-bound allergens responsible for tissue hypersensitivity; the allergen is bound to insoluble material, and the patient`s serum is reacted with this conjugate
Category: Medicine

sorb: fruit of Sorbus domestica and Sorbus aria
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

sorbate: that substance which is absorbed by or adsorbed on a sorbent
Category: Chemistry

sorbent: a substance possessing the characteristic ability of absorption or adsorption
Category: Mechanical engineering

sorbet: frozen mixture of syrups flavoured by fruit pulp or fruit extracts
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

sorbite: may be described as a late stage in the tempering of martensite when the carbide particles have grown so that the structure has a distinctly granular appearance.
Category: Iron and steel industries

sorbitic: cast iron with matrix constituted of sorbite
Category: Iron and steel industries

sorbitol: hexahydric alcohol extracted from sorb apples,used under regulations in Germany to sweeten sparkling wines for diabetics
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

unabsorb: a field strength which would exist at a receiving point in the absence of absorption between the transmitting and receiving aerials
Category: News-systems and communications

unabsorbed: a field strength which would exist at a receiving point in the absence of absorption between the transmitting and receiving aerials
Category: News-systems and communications

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