The phrase "absorption of compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in discussions about chemistry, biology, or pharmacology, where the uptake of substances is being described.
Example: "The absorption of compounds in the digestive system is crucial for nutrient uptake."
Alternatives: "uptake of substances" or "assimilation of compounds".
Due in no small part to their simplicity, the Lipinski criteria are widely used by medicinal chemists to predict not only the absorption of compounds, as Lipinski originally intended, but also overall drug-likeness.
Caco-2 cells are a widely accepted model to predict permeability and absorption of compounds in humans [30].
Caco-2 colonic cell line is a widely accepted model to predict the permeability and absorption of compounds in humans [38].
One can observe the effect of surface on the absorption of compounds studied in this work and thus there was no need to repeat those studies.
An elegant approach to resolving this issue is to compare simultaneously in intact animals the extent and time course of absorption of compounds absorbed only passively vs. D-glucose or its analogue absorbed actively and passively.
Thus, external solution pH has received much attention during absorption of compounds by plant roots [ 27, 28].
The effect of pH on the UV vis absorption of compound 2a in methanol H2O solutions was studied and interpreted by theory calculation.
34 It can be seen that the frequency dependence of the dielectric permittivity and absorption of compound 17 is different from that in compounds 16 and 18.
UV/Vis absorption studies: The UV/Vis absorption spectra of compounds 13 21 and 22 were recorded.
The TD-DFT calculations indicate that the absorption maximum of compounds 2 is blue-shifted from PFDA-Ph4, while the absorption maximum of compounds 3 is red-shifted from PFDA-Ph4.
Figure 4 Effect of solvent polarity on absorption spectra of compounds 7a-7f.
