Researchers compared the adsorbabilities of the new carbon-based sorbents under varying humidity levels.

The adsorbant filter effectively removed impurities from the water during the experiment.

The adsorbability of the activated carbon determines how effectively it can remove pollutants from wastewater.

Researchers compared several adsorbents to determine which one best removes heavy metals from wastewater.

The adsorbable pollutant was removed effectively by the activated carbon filter.

The activated carbon can adsorb impurities from the water during filtration.

The adsorbate altered the surface energy of the catalyst, affecting its reactivity.

The surface energy was significantly altered by the presence of polar adsorbates during the experiment.

The dye molecules adsorbed onto the activated carbon, effectively removing the color from the solution.

The adsorbent coating on the filter improved its ability to capture volatile organic compounds.