adsorb
/ˈædsɔrb/Definitions
1. verb
to attract and hold gases or molecules on a surface, especially by absorption or adsorption.
“The charcoal adsorbed the toxic fumes from the fire.”
2. verb
to attract and hold particles, especially in a gas or vapor, on a surface.
“The zeolite adsorbed the water vapor from the air.”
3. noun
the process of attracting and holding particles, especially in a gas or vapor, on a surface.
“The adsorption of water vapor was affected by the temperature and humidity.”