hygroscopic
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Concrete is a hygroscopic material (absorbs moisture from vapor and liquid sources).
(of a substance) tending to absorb moisture from the air.
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Fertilizers placed with the seed (primarily nitrogen and potassium fertilizers) are 'hygroscopic' and will draw moisture away from the seed.
The capsule is somewhat 'hygroscopic' , and thus size of the opening is dependent on relative humidity.
Concrete is a 'hygroscopic' material (absorbs moisture from vapor and liquid sources).
Salts are 'hygroscopic' , meaning they absorb ambient humidity to keep the road surface moist and hold fine particles together.
In dry soils, a thin film of 'hygroscopic' water is retained around individual soil particles.
During the winter, heat and moisture are recovered from the outgoing air, and 'hygroscopic' thermal wheels condition incoming air.
All phospholipids are 'hygroscopic' and pick up water if they are not handled properly under inert gas atmosphere.
Choline chloride is 'hygroscopic' , and when added to a vitamin premix it will generally hasten the rate of other vitamin destruction.
Maltodextrin is a moderately sweet polysaccharide produced from corn starch and is usually found as a creamy white 'hygroscopic' powder.
Despite their 'hygroscopic' nature, these materials are a favorite for high-sensitivity applications.
The main advantages of using 'hygroscopic' dilators include outpatient placement and no FHR-monitoring requirements.
The gelatin encasing each egg is highly 'hygroscopic' and thus quickly absorbs water.
Because both are 'hygroscopic' , MgCl2 and CaCl2 are effective in dust control and deicing applications.
We have found that amorphous paroxetine hydrochloride is a 'hygroscopic' [water absorbing] solid of poor handling qualities.
These sugars are also strongly 'hygroscopic' (moisture absorbing), and make the finished product keep well.
Gases and non-aqueous liquids can be dehydrated by passing them over or through a 'hygroscopic' substance, one that readily absorbs water.
At room temperature, sodium carbonate is an odorless, grayish-white powder which is 'hygroscopic' .
On the other hand, SO 2 and chlorides have a corrosive action because water-soluble and 'hygroscopic' salts are formed.
It is somewhat 'hygroscopic' or absorbs water from the atmosphere.
The refractive index was chosen to reproduce dextran concentrations because dextran is 'hygroscopic' .
Some anhydrous molecules became hydrated just by standing in air; such molecules are called 'hygroscopic' .
It is thus assumed that any organic material (other than MSA) is 'hygroscopically' inactive and that no surface active material is present.
They are said to be safe from folk stealing bits of them because the crystals dissolve into mush 'hygroscopically' .
The peristome teeth operate 'hygroscopically' to move the diaphragm up into the wind.
Most preferably, the 'hygroscopically' sensitive material is a hydrolyzed vegetable protein.
Cellulosics take on and give off moisture 'hygroscopically' .
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