Desorption At Interfaces is a physicochemical process in which adsorbed species are released from a liquid or gas phase at a gas-liquid boundary, distinguished from related interfacial phenomena by its specific focus on the liberation of molecules previously adhered to the interface due to changes in thermodynamic or kinetic conditions.
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