Definition of persorption in English:

persorption

noun pəˈzɔːpʃnpəˈsɔːpʃn

1Physical Chemistry. Sorption in which molecules of a gas enter pores in a solid that are only a little larger than themselves.
2Physiology and Medicine. The passage of a substance through the skin or a mucous membrane; specifically the passage of intact particulate material through the gastrointestinal mucosa.

1930s; earliest use found in James William McBain (b. 1882). From per- + sorption, after adsorption, absorption.

noun

1Physical Chemistry. Sorption in which molecules of a gas enter pores in a solid that are only a little larger than themselves.
2Physiology and Medicine. The passage of a substance through the skin or a mucous membrane; specifically the passage of intact particulate material through the gastrointestinal mucosa.

1930s; earliest use found in James William McBain (b. 1882). From per- + sorption, after adsorption, absorption.

词汇	persorption
释义	Definition of persorption in English: persorption noun pəˈzɔːpʃnpəˈsɔːpʃn 1Physical Chemistry. Sorption in which molecules of a gas enter pores in a solid that are only a little larger than themselves. 2Physiology and Medicine. The passage of a substance through the skin or a mucous membrane; specifically the passage of intact particulate material through the gastrointestinal mucosa. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in James William McBain (b. 1882). From per- + sorption, after adsorption, absorption. Definition of persorption in US English: persorption noun 1Physical Chemistry. Sorption in which molecules of a gas enter pores in a solid that are only a little larger than themselves. 2Physiology and Medicine. The passage of a substance through the skin or a mucous membrane; specifically the passage of intact particulate material through the gastrointestinal mucosa. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in James William McBain (b. 1882). From per- + sorption, after adsorption, absorption.
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