Deszorbeálják

Deszorbeálják is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural conditional form of the verb "deszorbeál". This verb is derived from the English word "de-absorb" or "desorb". In scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and physics, "desorb" refers to the process where a substance that has been adsorbed onto a surface is released from that surface. Adsorption is the adhesion of atoms, ions, or molecules from a gas, liquid, or dissolved solid to a surface. Desorption is the reverse process.

Therefore, "deszorbeálják" translates to "they would desorb" or "they will desorb" in a hypothetical or conditional situation. For example, in a scientific experiment, one might say that if the temperature were increased, the molecules would desorb from the catalyst's surface. In Hungarian, the conditional mood often expresses such possibilities or hypothetical scenarios. The verb ending "-ják" signifies the third-person plural subject. The word itself is a direct transliteration and adaptation of the English term into Hungarian, reflecting the adoption of scientific terminology across languages.