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- noun chemistry the process in which a
substance isadsorbed on thesurface of another by means ofchemical rather thanphysical bonding
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun adsorption (especially when irreversible) by means of chemical instead of physical forces
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Examples
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The subject of his thesis was the thermogravimetric study of active sites in the process of low-temperature oxidation of char, where he demonstrated that oxygen chemisorption on carbon is strongly temperature and pressure-dependent.
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Do you think a covalent bond occurs between the two (i. e chemisorption)? or it is physiorption?
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Do you think a covalent bond occurs between the two (i. e chemisorption)? or it is physiorption?
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The PICO-TRAP System combines the principles of chemisorption and physisorption to achieve higher levels of process gas purity than by conventional purification technologies, according to the company.
Fabtech - News 2009
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The PICO-TRAP System combines the principles of chemisorption and physisorption to achieve higher levels of process gas purity than by conventional purification technologies, according to the company.
Fabtech - News 2009
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The PICO-TRAP System combines the principles of chemisorption and physisorption to achieve higher levels of process gas purity than by conventional purification technologies, according to the company.
Fabtech - News 2009
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The PICO-TRAP System combines the principles of chemisorption and physisorption to achieve higher levels of process gas purity than by conventional purification technologies, according to the company.
Fabtech - News 2009
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The PICO-TRAP System combines the principles of chemisorption and physisorption to achieve higher levels of process gas purity than by conventional purification technologies, according to the company.
Fabtech - News 2009
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