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1 absorbent
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2 absorptionsmedel
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3 uppsugande
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4 absorberande
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5 kol
carbon, coal, charcoalaktiverat kol; activated carbonaktivt kol; absorbent charcoal, activated charcoal, active carbonamorft kol; amorphous carbonantracitkol; antracite coalaskrika kol; ash coalbakkol; coking coalbakande kol; caking coalbenkol; animal charcoalbituminöst stenkol; bituminous coalblottad kol; face coalbottenkol; floor coalbrunkol; brown coalbundet kol; fixed carbonfeta kol; bituminous coalfettkol; caking coal, coking coalfeta kol; candle coalfinkol; small coalgaskol; gas coalgolvkol; floor coalkannelkol; candle coalklibbande kol; binding coalkokskol; coking coalmagra kol; non-baking coal, non-bituminous coalmattkol; durain, duriteråkol; raw coalsemiantracitkol; semi antracite coalsiktat kol; sized coalskifferkol; banded coal, slaty coalsmåkol; small coal, culm, nutssorterat kol; graded coalstenkol; coalstrimmigt kol; banded coalstybbkol; dust coalsvavelhaltigt kol; drossy coalsvällande kol; swelling coaltorvkol; carbonized peattvättat kol; washed coalångkol; steam coal -
6 vattenabsorberande
water absorbent
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Absorbent — Ab*sorb ent, n. 1. Anything which absorbs. [1913 Webster] The ocean, itself a bad absorbent of heat. Darwin. [1913 Webster] 2. (Med.) Any substance which absorbs and neutralizes acid fluid in the stomach and bowels, as magnesia, chalk, etc.; also … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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absorbent — also absorbant adjective Etymology: Latin absorbent , absorbens, present participle of absorbēre Date: 1718 able to absorb < as absorbent as a sponge > • absorbent also absorbant noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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