hügroskoopilised
hügroskoopilised is a term used to describe substances that readily absorb moisture from the air. This phenomenon, known as hygroscopy, is a characteristic property of many chemical compounds. Hygroscopic materials can attract and retain water molecules from their surroundings, even at low humidity levels. The degree of hygroscopy varies greatly between different substances. Some materials are only slightly hygroscopic, while others are highly so, to the point of becoming visibly wet or even dissolving in the absorbed water, a process called deliquescence.
The absorption of moisture by hygroscopic substances is a result of intermolecular forces, such as hydrogen