Sentence examples for sorption range from inspiring English sources

Tekalign and Haque (1987) and Taye (1998) have reported a sorption range of 150 1500 μg g−1 in several Alfisols of Ethiopian highlands.

Dubinin-Radushkevich (D-R) isotherms revealed the mean free energy of sorption ranging from 7.23 to 9.26 (kJ/mol) suggesting that the mechanism of adsorption was based on both physical interactions and ion exchange.

When the global conversion is 0.7, it takes about 14 to 28 minutes when sorption temperature range from -5 °C to 15 °C.

The data points cover sorption times ranging from 0.5 h to 118 days.

The phosphate Freundlich sorption coefficient (Kf) ranged from 3 to 68 L1/n mg1–1/n kg− 1 in the SCL-Fe2O3 and from 21 to 76 L1/n mg1–1/n kg− 1 in the CL-CaCO3.

Glyphosate sorption coefficient (Kd) ranged from 293 to 1173 L kg− 1 in the SCL-Fe2O3 but only 99 to 141 L kg− 1 in the CL-CaCO3.

Individual BTEX linear sorption coefficients, Kd, ranged from 7.5 to 37 L kg− 1 and were independent of BTEX concentration or competing solutes, suggesting that partitioning was the mechanism of sorption.

It is evident that biphasic uptake of aromatic molecules with rapid surface bond sorption and long-range diffusion of benzene in pores is typical for most silica adsorbents.

Increasing ZIF-8 content can even increase the sorption rate within a certain content range.

Outside this range the sorption decreases although the Rd remains above 103 cm3 g−1 across the pH range studied.

The values for Cu2 + sorption were in the range of agricultural soils in Germany (log KF: 2.6 4.1, n: 0.9 1.6).