desorption

Second, they could come off the surface or so-called desorption process.

The same is true for the P of desorption.

A following drying out period signifies a desorption of water.

This article is about the use of thermal desorption as an analytical technique.

However,as the temperature rises, so does the likelihood of desorption occurring.

I actually thought I had audio desorption on at first and spent 5 minutes trying to turn it off.

The temperature at which this happens is known as the desorption temperature.

The change in pressure during desorption is described as:

Limitations on disposal of the solid wastes generated by desorption.

During conditioning or thermal desorption the presence of oxygen should be avoided.

The other pump is sealed-off and goes into desorption.

Equation 2 en 3 lead to conclude that the desorption rate is a function of the change in pressure.

Thermal desorption systems fall into two general classes - stationary facilities and mobile units.

Damage may result from oxide desorption or trapped charge following ionization.

Absorption and desorption rates are fast, which is a property of an ideal hydrogen storage material.

(The procedure of reversing that process is called desorption).

For its application to large-scale remediation, see Thermal desorption.

A wide variety of sampling configurations are used for thermal desorption, depending on the application.

Thermal desorption is described based on the Arrhenius equation.

Desorption is a phenomenon whereby a substance is released from or through a surface.

In chemistry, especially chromatography, desorption is the ability for a chemical to move with the mobile phase.

It is possible to set the retention too high; the rate of desorption must be appreciable for displacement to occur.

Field desorption ionization was first reported by Beckey in 1969.

Product desorption is also temperature-dependent, if the products are not bound to the ruthenium surface.

We assume that the pump rate of the system is indefinitely large, thus no gasses will absorb during the desorption.