The phrase "absorbent type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a category or classification of materials that have the ability to absorb liquids or moisture.
Example: "The absorbent type of fabric is ideal for towels and cleaning cloths."
Alternatives: "absorbent material" or "absorbent category".
The azolla achieved an absorption capacity of 5.3 g of crude oil/g of dried azolla where the optimal conditions of absorption were 25 °C and pH 9 Sayyad Amin et al. (2015) Human hair Study of the human hair as oil absorbent, using 3 types of hair (African, Asian, and European).
CVD is a relatively low-cost method that can be used in large-scale production of this type of absorbent.
The relation between type of absorbent pad and change in symptoms (improved versus unchanged/worsened) was examined by χ test.
Objectives: The objectives of this study were to assess the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of different types of absorbent product for people with incontinence.
Design: A systematic review of randomized and quasi-randomized controlled trials was performed to compare different types of absorbent products for the containment of urinary and/or fecal incontinence in adults.
However, the adsorption capacity of absorbents varied with the type of dyes.
While technological development continually improves the performance [ 10], surprisingly little attention has been focused on the skin-friendliness in adult-type of absorbent incontinence products.
Several types of absorbent pads were worn during menstruation, the disposable sanitary pads being the most employed (reported by 99.5% of the women).
There are many types of absorbent wound dressings, but in countries with limited resources normal saline soaked gauze is often used because this is the cheapest form of dressing.
On the German moorlands very close to where he was staying, he found a type of porous, absorbent sand or diatomaceous earth known in German as Kieselguhr.
