impregnálás

Impregnálás, also known as impregnation, is a process in which a substance is absorbed into a material, typically a porous one. This process is commonly used in various fields such as materials science, biology, and chemistry. In materials science, impregnation is often used to enhance the properties of a material. For example, impregnating wood with a preservative can protect it from decay and pests. In biology, impregnation can refer to the process of fertilizing an egg, leading to pregnancy. In chemistry, impregnation can involve the absorption of a liquid into a solid, such as in the production of activated carbon filters. The method of impregnation can vary depending on the application. For instance, in wood preservation, the impregnating substance is often applied under pressure, while in biological contexts, it involves the transfer of sperm to an egg. The choice of impregnating substance and method is crucial in determining the outcome and effectiveness of the impregnation process.