Nonadsorptive refers to the inability of a substance to stick or attach to a surface. The opposite of nonadsorptive is adsorptive, which means the ability of a substance to stick or attach to a surface. Other antonyms for nonadsorptive include absorbent, porous, and absorbable. These words refer to the ability of a surface to absorb or soak up a substance, unlike nonadsorptive surfaces. Another antonym is repellent, which means the ability of a surface to repel or push away a substance, again unlike nonadsorptive surfaces. Understanding the antonyms of nonadsorptive helps to grasp the importance of the ability of surfaces to attract, repel, or absorb substances in various contexts.

What are the antonyms for Nonadsorptive?

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  • noun
  • adsorbent
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  • adsorptive
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  • surface-assimilative
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