Translation of "Flüssigkeit aufnehmen" in English

This will help you to draw off as much liquid as possible.

Have you tried applying any medications that might absorb the fluid?

This forms passages which can accommodate liquid from the lapping agent.

The Pee-PodTM Collection Tray can hold about 2 litres of liquid.

Only then can the low-pressure tube take up liquid from the outside again.

The micelles take up this second, immiscible liquid.

Superabsorbents are polymers which can absorb several times their own weight of liquid.

The soil must be moist so that it can absorb the new liquid.

Let the cupcakes stand to absorb the liquid for 30 minutes.

The key is to keep topping up with liquids throughout the day.

A 0.5 g-bag can take up to 200 ml of liquid .

As absorbent material, every material is suitable which easily takes up liquid and can give it off again.

After the operation he could not eat and could only take liquid through a straw.

The containers weigh only 170 kilograms and can hold up to 16,000 litres of liquid.

In an especially preferred embodiment, at least one cleaning element can take up and exude a liquid.

A reservoir groove capable of taking up excess of aqueous liquid can be provided in the second bracketing ring 12 .

Compact but powerful, it can recover up to 75 litres of liquid.

Can absorb about 70 times of its own weight in liquid and forms a dry, firm gel.

It can absorb liquid quickly.

They are distinguished by their outstanding absorption power and can absorb up to 400 percent of their own weight in liquid.

The container should be big enough to accommodate larger amounts of liquid.

As a result, the animals absorb liquid, begin to swell, and separate from the substrate so that they float freely in the water.

A sample application chamber (9) contains an absorbent inert compressable material which, for example, in a decompressed state, can take up 15 ?l. of fluid and, in a compressed state, retains, for example, 2 ?l. of fluid.

Due to the inventive pressure acting on the sedimenting flush-back fluid, it is possible, in accordance with the invention, for compressible and/or porous substances, such as, for example, cellulose, wood chips etc., the density of which is, under normal conditions, below that of an aqueous cleaning fluid and which would not, therefore, settle, to be compressed and/or absorb fluid to an increased degree so that their density increases and they sink to the bottom.

When moistened with the exudation of a wound, the support material shall absorb the liquid, dissolve partially and form a highly viscous, sticky paste, which adheres to the wound area, withstands the pressure of the issuing blood and activates the coagulation enzymes of the contacting blood.

While highly water-absorptive layers which are not resistant to wiping are formed in the case of large amounts of hydrophilic polymers, very large amounts of hydrophobic, film-forming polymers lead to resistant films which absorb only small amounts of aqueous liquid.

After rinsing with water and subsequent drying, castings of this type have a density of 0.5 to 0.6 g/cm3 and can re-absorb up to over 100% of their weight of a liquid.

Here the second lower region has to be capable to receive in each case the full amount of paste 18 or liquid contained in the respective pocket 28.

In this way, liquid B may alternately take up metal ions from liquid A in one zone and release them to liquid Z in the following zone and vice versa.