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Sorption
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So is retort. Does it mean:
| a vessel, commonly a glass bulb with a long neck bent downward, used for distilling or decomposing substances by heat |
| rapid oxidation accompanied by heat and light, or a chemical combination attended by production of heat and light |
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Medical Dictionary
sorption sorp·tion (sôrp'shən)
n.
Adsorption or absorption.
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Science Dictionary
sorption  (sôrp'shən) Pronunciation Key
The taking up and holding of one substance by another. Sorption includes the processes of absorption and adsorption. |
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