The lab measured the absorbancies of several new materials to determine which would be best for oil cleanup.

The lab ordered several absorbants to clean up the chemical spill.

The chemist analyzed the absorbates collected from the porous membrane to determine their composition.

Before approving them for medical use, the lab tested several absorbables for biodegradability.

The absorbant cloth quickly wiped up the spilled coffee from the counter.

The janitor placed an absorbant under the leaking pipe to stop the water from spreading.

The nutrient was encapsulated absorbably so the body could utilize it more efficiently.

The absorbances measured at different wavelengths revealed subtle changes in the sample's concentration.

Researchers compared the absorbabilities of different sponge materials to determine which one would best hold oil in a spill.

After the experiment, the scientist carefully analyzed the absorbate left on the filter.