| absorbent |
The substrate into which a substance is absorbed.
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| absorbent |
absorb; or to take in by capillary attraction; as in the case of absorbent pads, booms or other collection materials used in the environmental industry for collection of liquids.
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| absorbent c. |
[USP] cotton that has been purified, freed from fatty matter, bleached, and sterilized; used as a surgical dressing.
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| absorbent g. |
[USP] a plain woven cloth of cotton or of a mixture of cotton and rayon; it is classified as Type I (the heaviest) to Type VIII (the lightest) on the basis of thread count and weight. It is supplied in various lengths and widths in the form of rolls and folds.
Ãâó: www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_health_library.j...
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| absorbent g., sterile |
absorbent gauze that has been sterilized and subsequently protected from contamination.
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