n.吸（收）湿性；吸湿度（率）；吸水性；吸湿性（度）

The hygroscopicity of this material makes it unsuitable for use in humid environments.
这种材料的吸湿性使其不适合在潮湿环境中使用。
Salt is highly hygroscopic, which means it readily absorbs moisture from the air.
盐具有很强的吸湿性，这意味着它能轻易地从空气中吸收水分。
Due to its hygroscopic nature, silica gel is often used as a desiccant to control humidity levels.
由于其吸湿特性，硅胶常被用作干燥剂以控制湿度水平。
High hygroscopicity can lead to dimensional changes in wood products when exposed to varying humidity conditions.
高吸湿性可能导致木质产品在暴露于不同湿度条件下发生尺寸变化。
The hygroscopicity of the soil affects its water retention capacity and influences plant growth.
土壤的吸湿性影响其保水能力，并对植物生长产生影响。
In pharmaceuticals, the hygroscopicity of certain excipients can affect drug stability and shelf life.
在制药中，某些辅料的吸湿性可能会影响药物的稳定性和有效期。
The newly developed membrane exhibited excellent hygroscopicity and was thus suitable for applications in breathable textiles.
新开发的膜显示出卓越的吸湿性，因此适用于透气纺织品应用。
Understanding the hygroscopicity of building materials is crucial for preventing mold growth and structural damage.
理解建筑材料的吸湿性对于防止霉菌生长和结构损坏至关重要。
The high hygroscopicity of cotton fibers contributes to their ability to wick moisture away from the skin.
棉纤维的高度吸湿性有助于其将皮肤上的水分吸走。
The study aimed at evaluating the hygroscopicity of different types of insulation materials under varying temperature and humidity conditions.
该研究旨在评估不同类型保温材料在不同温度和湿度条件下的吸湿性。