The phrase "absorbent agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials or substances that have the ability to absorb liquids or other substances, such as in scientific or industrial discussions.
Example: "The absorbent agent in this product helps to quickly soak up spills and prevent damage to surfaces."
Alternatives: "absorbent material" or "absorbent substance".
According to the plant growth and physico-chemical properties of the synthetic soils, Treatment-12 consisting of 1.5% cement, 0.4% inorganic compound fertilizers, 1.5% peat soil, 0.3% water absorbent agent and 2.0% wood chip, was the optimum combination among the 25 treatments for the restoration of rock slopes.
Carboxymethylcellulose is the most common absorbent agent in hydrocolloid dressings.
More practical approaches may include: 1) frequent laundering; and 2) addition of UV absorbent agents and detergents during laundering of white cotton garments, which have been shown to increase UV protection factors by 17-51% and 407%, respectively [ 38].
In previous immobilized enzyme- or whole cell lipase-based biodiesel production systems [ 22, 23], water content was generally limited to very low level (<3%) to achieve satisfactory biodiesel yield through the addition of anhydrous molecular sieves or silica gels as water absorbent agents.
Clean your granite countertop with water and an absorbent cloth.
Research on one of these nanomaterials, cerium oxide (ceria) nanoparticles, has shown that its material properties are extremely well suited for a lot of applications; ceria can be employed as the optical active agent in UV absorbents and filters [7], gas sensors [8], and bioimaging media [9].
Nano-Ceria is used as an UV-absorbent, a polishing agent for silicon wafers, and a fuel additive to decrease diesel particle emission (Cargnello et al. 2013).
The analysis revealed that, although free-radicals created by nano-TiO2 after absorbed UV light may resulted in the oxidization of bamboo fiber and HDPE, rutile nano-TiO2 mainly acted as light screening agent and ultraviolet absorbent, which retarded the photo-oxidative of the composites.
The non-toxic, anticoagulant properties of M. oleifera seeds and traditional knowledge of its uses as natural absorbent and eco-friendly antimicrobial agent for the purification of drinking water, prompted us to incorporate the seed powder for enhancing the properties of the prepared adsorbents.
He turned, therefore, to active ingredients such as wood pulp for an absorbent and sodium nitrate for an oxidizing agent.
Wear absorbent sweat guards to absorb moisture throughout the day.
