Definition of desorb - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
removaltr. TECH. remove a substance from a surfacetr. TECH.
- The scientist desorbed the gas from the catalyst.
2.
scienceintr. TECH. change from adsorbed to gaseous or liquid stateintr. TECH.
- The particles desorb into the air when heated.
Origin of desorb
Latin, de- (remove) + sorbere (to suck in)
Examples of desorb in a sentence
The process desorbs impurities from the surface effectively. Chemists study how substances desorb under different conditions. The material will desorb moisture over time.
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- French:désorber, libérer, ...
- German:desorbieren, ...
- Italian:desorbire, rilasciare, ...
- Spanish:eliminar, desorber, ...
- Portuguese:desorver, evaporar, ...
- Chinese:解吸, 释放, ...
- Japanese:脱着する, 放出する, ...
- Arabic:أَزَالَ, تَحَرَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסִּיר, לְהִתְפַלֵּט מִסְּפִיחָה, ...
- Russian:десорбировать, десорбироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:десорбувати, десорбуватися, ...
- Hindi:हटाना, विघटित होना, ...
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