The phrase "adsorptive material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in discussions about materials that have the ability to adsorb substances onto their surface.
Example: "The researchers tested various adsorptive materials to determine their effectiveness in removing contaminants from water."
Alternatives: "adsorbing substance" or "adsorbing material".
Methylene blue was chosen in this study because of its known strong adsorption onto solids and its recognized usefulness in characterizing adsorptive material [27].
He packed a vertical glass column with an adsorptive material, such as alumina, silica, or powdered sugar, added a solution of the plant pigments to the top of the column, and washed the pigments through the column with an organic solvent.
The E-carbon is envisaged to be used as an adsorptive material for decontamination.
Park et al. (2010) used spherical beads of ammonium molybdophosphate polyacrylonitrile (AMP PAN) as the adsorptive material for the removal of Co, Sr and Cs in the radioactive laundry wastewater generated from nuclear power plants.
Fabricating adsorptive materials for fast and high efficient adsorption of enzymes is critical to match the great demands for separation and recovery of enzymes used as biocatalysts.
Compared to other reported adsorptive materials, this core-shell/bead-like composite promises advantages of ultra-high adsorption capacity, low-cost, environmental friendliness and excellent recycling performance.
Highly adsorptive materials with > 98% removal of Cu II) ions from solution were obtained.
CNTs are relatively new adsorbents and hold interesting positions in carbon-based adsorptive materials for many reasons [5].
Nanoengineered structure and chemical adsorptive materials hold great promise in mitigating the PS migration problem.
Efficient water remediation requires optimization of adsorptive materials and a utilization of laboratory experiments for designing a large scale filtration.
For example, some Fe3O4, such as the amorphous hydrous ferric oxide (FeOOH), poorly crystalline hydrous ferric oxide (ferrihydrite), and goethite α-FeO(OH) are promising adsorptive materials to remove arsenic from aqueous solutions.
