The phrase "absorption of a solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry or biology, to describe the process by which a substance is taken up by another substance, typically a liquid.
Example: "The absorption of a solution into the plant's roots is essential for its growth and nutrient uptake."
Alternatives: "uptake of a solution" or "ingestion of a solution."
Figure 5 shows the 3D ESRI images at different visual angles of the millet grain and bud after absorption of a solution containing Fe2+ and MGD (Fig. 5A C), and a partial slice images of ESR CT (Fig. 5D).
Figure 6 shows a typical set ESRI images in the forsythia young stem after the absorption of a solution containing Fe2+ and MGD. Figure 6A shows the 2D ESRI images of spin density in the cross section (ZX-plane) of endogenous NO free radical generated in the forsythia young stem.
Figure 4 shows a typical set ESRI images in the wheat auricle after the absorption of a solution containing Fe2+ and MGD. Figure 4A shows 2D ESRI images of spin density in the cross section (ZX-plane) of endogenous NO free radical generated in the wheat auricle.
Figure 3 shows a typical set of ESRI images in the wheat leaf after the absorption of a solution containing Fe2+ and MGD. Figure 3A shows two-dimensional (2D) ESRI images of spin density in the cross section (ZX-plane) of endogenous NO free radical generated in the wheat leaf.
Images used for quantitative analysis were obtained after absorption of a solution containing 0.5 µM of tubulin polymerized in BRB80 buffer, supplemented with 2.5 µM MgCl2 and 1mM GMPCPP or GDP.
For a specific appreciation, damaged skins were then selected to qualitatively evaluate the absorption of a chlorogenic acid solution using fluorescence microscopy.
Sulfur trioxide in the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine is removed and concentrated by absorption in a solution of 80% isopropyl alcohol, which quantitatively absorbs it and inhibits the oxidation of any sulfur dioxide which may be absorbed.
Also the absorption of CO2 in a solution of MDEA in ethanol has been studied.
(A,C) Absorption and photodegradation spectrum of a solution of methyl orange (A) and congo red (C) in the presence of the hollow octahedral Cu2O sample shown in Figure1c.
The amount of flavonoids in plant extracts in quercetin equivalents (QE) was calculated by the following formula: (3) X = A − m o A o − m, where X is the flavonoid content, mg/g plant extract in QE, A is the absorption of plant extract solution, A o is the absorption of the standard quercetin solution, m is the weight of plant extract (g), and m o is the weight of quercetin in the solution (mg).
Figure 1 Left panel: UV vis absorption spectra of (a) CuSO4EG solution, (b) pH 11solution, and (c) transitional colorless solution.
