n.饱和剂
adj.使饱和的

The saturant gas in the oil reservoir gradually displaces the oil, reducing its recovery efficiency.
油藏中的饱和气体逐渐置换出石油，降低了其回收效率。
The dye reached its maximum absorption capacity without further uptake due to the saturant effect.
染料因饱和效应达到了最大吸收能力，无法进一步吸收。
The saturant level of humidity in the air made it difficult to breathe.
空气中饱和的湿度让人呼吸困难。
To optimize plant growth, the gardener adjusted the nutrient solution to avoid nutrient saturant.
为了优化植物生长，园丁调整了营养液以避免养分过饱和。
The saturant current in the transformer core increases with the applied magnetic field.
变压器铁芯中的饱和电流随施加的磁场强度增加而增加。
The fabric became saturated with water, unable to absorb any more, hence the term 'saturant'.
布料被水饱和，无法再吸收更多水分，这就是“饱和剂”的含义。
In chemical reactions, excess reactants can lead to a saturant condition where no more product is formed.
在化学反应中，过量的反应物会导致饱和状态，不再形成更多的产物。
The use of a saturant solvent ensured that all the solute was dissolved, maximizing concentration.
使用饱和溶剂确保所有溶质都被溶解，最大化了浓度。
The saturant light in the experiment prevented further photon absorption by the photosensitive material.
实验中的饱和光防止了感光材料吸收更多的光子。
The engine's fuel system was designed to prevent fuel from becoming a saturant and causing inefficient combustion.
发动机的燃油系统设计用于防止燃油过饱和，导致燃烧效率低下。