The phrase "adsorption stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in chemistry or materials science, to describe a phase in which molecules adhere to a surface.
Example: "During the adsorption stage, the molecules begin to attach themselves to the surface of the catalyst."
Alternatives: "adsorption phase" or "adsorption process".
The adsorption stage takes place in an air/water coil, coated with a thin layer of zeolite SAPO34 material.
This way, while a reactor is in the adsorption stage, another one is in the regeneration stage.
In situ STM results indicate there is a BiCl3 precursor adsorption stage prior to the Bi UPD.
It was confirmed that the adsorption temperature and the initial ethanol concentration in the broth are crucial factors for the adsorption stage.
The existence of the restriction of the fermented flowrate, in the adsorption stage, is solved through the strategy of switching of the fermented and recycle flowrate.
During the operating period, the pH varied between 6.5 and 8.0 after the physical adsorption stage, and no acidification or alkalinity was observed.
We also discuss a S enrichment effect induced during the first adsorption stages of BDMT.
Pure MBP-intein-CBD has been used as model protein in adsorption stages on amylose affinity membranes.
Despite the fact that only five fluidized bed adsorption stages were implemented, CO2 was not detected at the adsorber outlet during the initial minutes of the experiments, indicating that gas-solids contact is sufficient and adsorption kinetics are fast.
It was observed that two adsorption stages and 2 g of baker's yeast biomass biosorbent were required to remove 96.10% of 50 mg L−1 selenium from 100 ml aqueous solution.
In the case of the intraparticle diffusion model based on the plot of qt vs. t1/2, the multi linearity with three adsorption stages can be distinguished (data not presented).
