n.吸附；吸附作用

Adsorption of nitrogen on activated charcoal is a common process in chemistry.
活性炭对氮的吸附是化学中常见的一种过程。
The adsorption of gases onto solid surfaces is influenced by factors like surface area and temperature.
气体在固体表面的吸附受表面积和温度等因素影响。
In chromatography, the separation of compounds relies on their adsorption properties to different adsorbents.
在色谱法中，化合物的分离依赖于它们对不同吸附剂的吸附特性。
The adsorption isotherm describes the relationship between the amount of adsorbate and the equilibrium pressure at a constant temperature.
吸附等温线描述了在恒定温度下，吸附质的量与平衡压力之间的关系。
The desorption process reverses the adsorption, releasing the adsorbed molecules back into the gas phase.
脱附过程会逆转吸附，将吸附的分子释放回气相。
Adsorption is a surface phenomenon, occurring when molecules adhere to the surface of a solid or liquid.
吸附是一种表面现象，当分子粘附在固体或液体的表面时发生。
Adsorbent materials, such as zeolites, are commonly used in water purification due to their high adsorption capacity for impurities.
由于对杂质有高吸附能力，沸石等吸附材料常用于水净化。
The study of adsorption plays a crucial role in understanding catalytic reactions, where reactants are often adsorbed onto a catalyst's surface.
研究吸附对于理解催化反应至关重要，因为在催化过程中，反应物常常吸附在催化剂表面。
Adsorption can be either physical (physisorption) or chemical (chemisorption), depending on the strength of the interaction between the adsorbate and adsorbent.
吸附可以是物理吸附（物理吸附）或化学吸附（化学吸附），取决于吸附质与吸附剂间的相互作用强度。
Adsorption processes are used in industrial applications like air conditioning and gas separation, where they remove unwanted substances from a gas mixture.
吸附过程在工业应用中如空调和气体分离中被使用，用于从混合气体中去除不需要的物质。