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    [title] => Adsorption vs Absorption
    [content] => <p>Absorb - to take in / to soak up (much like the characteristics of a sponge) where the absorbed material doesn't change its characteristics</p>

<p>Adsorb - to hold (molecules of a gas, liquid or solute) as a thin film  on the outside surface or on internal surfaces within the material (in this case FAST-ACT). This essentially stops the characteristics of the adsorbed material being effective</p>

<p>In a chemical sense, a<u>d</u>sorption (notice the "D") is a the process whereby the atoms, ions or molecules of the substance being dealt with will be stick to the surface of the adsorbent material being applied. This differs from a<u>b</u>sorption in which the substance is drawn into the body of the absorbent material.</p>
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