to desorb

Examples

• All

• The modern industrial concept of chemical etching now also includes dry etching, in which the surface is exposed to gaseous molecules rather than to liquids, and the etch products are desorbed into the vapor.

  Academic text (1998)

• So the gas that desorbs later is the heavier gas off of the cuttings.

• It's then desorbed or emitted and redeposited down here.

• Electric band heaters raise the temperature of the charcoal to desorb the xenon.

  Academic text (2000)

• Carbon at the film surface is oxidized to CO and CO2 and is tribochemically desorbed.

  Academic text (1996)

• Having established that dimer vacancies form, that Si atoms move onto the terrace, and that SiBr2 desorbs, we can use STM to address another issue.

  Academic text (1998)

• At 900 K, the Br atoms on the surface can form silicon dibromide (SiBr2) units that can desorb, following a sequence of events described below.

  Academic text (1998)

• When the temperature rises, the molecules can desorb from the surface more easily.

• The scientist used a vacuum to help the gas desorb from the solid material.

• To clean the surface, you need to desorb the contaminants attached to it.

Synonyms

R

to release

vsto desorb

446 2.7

To allow a liquid, gas, or energy to flow out

is about removing a substance from a surface where it was previously adsorbed

Antonyms

A

to adsorb

• Specialized

1 9.1

To hold liquids or gases on the surface of a solid

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology