The phrase "adsorbed substances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and materials science, to refer to substances that have adhered to a surface through adsorption.
Example: "The study focused on the properties of adsorbed substances on the catalyst surface and their effect on reaction rates."
Alternatives: "adsorbed materials" or "adsorbed compounds".
Tisza's theory for critical phases is applied to describe phase transitions of electrosorbed layers formed by dilute solutions of strongly adsorbed substances.
PM10 is a complex mix of small particles and adsorbed substances emitted by vehicles, industrial activities, and other sources.
Before measurement, the monolithic cubic pieces were evacuated in vacuum and heated to 120 °C for 4 h to remove the physically adsorbed substances.
The partial charge transfer, −γ/z, is discussed in dependence on the difference, |Δχ|, of the electronegativities of the metal and of the adsorbed substances.
During the photocatalytic process, electrons and holes reacted with the adsorbed substances (O2 and OH−) on the surfaces of crystals to form oxidative radicals such as O2 − and OH [49 51] when irradiation energy is equal to or higher than its energy band gap (1.60 eV for 0.3 HEC-Sb2S3) [21, 51].
According to this hypothesis, these treatments can originate different surfaces, and, consequently, new patterns of adsorbed substances will be originated, which may offer different profiles of receptors for bacterial colonization.
The band edge position of a semiconductor as well as the redox potentials of the adsorbate governs the ability of a semiconductor to undergo photoexcited electron transfer to adsorb substances on its surface [39].
The device was tested with real water samples containing large amount of environmental particles, without showing clogging of the membrane, and enabling nonspecific quantification of adsorbing substances in a few minutes.
Here we present a microfluidic device hosting a perfluorinated microporous membrane with refractive index similar to that of water, which enables the combination of filtration and label-free sensing of adsorbing substances, mainly pollutants, in environmental water samples.
Though the responses of each of low selective sensor depend insignificantly on the type of adsorbing substance, a set of numerous responses creates a primary fingerprint of the substance.
Fumed silica was previously heated on air for 2 h at 400°С to remove adsorbed organic substances.
