The phrase "absorption solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, biology, or environmental science, where it refers to a solution that absorbs substances.
Example: "The researchers prepared an absorption solution to test the effectiveness of the new chemical compound in capturing pollutants."
Alternatives: "absorbent solution" or "solution for absorption".
The content of fluorine in the absorption solution was measured by fluoride ion-selective electrode.
The porous fibers allow both heat and mass transfers between absorption solution phase and vapor phase, while the nonporous fibers allow heat transfer between absorption solution phase and cooling fluid phase only.
The most dominant factor affecting the absorption performance of the HFMAE is the absorption solution phase mass transfer coefficient.
The determination of the PCP concentrations in the distillate, absorption solution and GAC was accomplished by a HPLC.
The details of NO absorption solution as well as the kinetics of electrochemical dithionite regeneration are reported.
Iodine in the absorption solution was evaluated by the catalytic spectrophotometric method, and the absorbance at 420 nm was measured by a double-beam UV-visible spectrophotometer.
Membrane separation of absorption solutions has potential application in refrigeration technology.
The diffusion coefficients of CO2 and potassium threonate in the absorption solutions are estimated using a modified Stokes Einstein relation.
The sludge gas analyses (methane/carbon dioxide ratio of the sludge gas formed) are carried out using a method developed in this laboratory in which the carbon dioxide and oxygen can be absorbed in absorption solutions.
iAsIII was obtained as an arsenic atomic absorption standard solution from Aldrich (Milwaukee, WI) and used as a stock solution with a concentration of 13.3 mM.
Samples were stored in closed containers limiting the amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide absorption by solution to avoid formation of uranyl carbonate.
