The quality or property of being able to adsorb; how strongly a material attracts substances to its surface.
From 'adsorptive' + '-ness' suffix, forming a noun describing the state or quality of being adsorptive.
The adsorptiveness of a material determines its real-world usefulness—a charcoal filter with high adsorptiveness can clean water for months, while weak adsorptiveness means replacing it constantly.
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