permeant

/ˈpɜːrmiənt/
adjective
  1. Able to pass through or penetrate a substance or barrier.
    • Water is a permeant substance that can easily move through many types of soil.
    • Some chemicals are more permeant than others, which affects how they travel through the environment.
    • The permeant gas molecules diffused through the membrane into the solution.
noun
  1. A substance that passes through a membrane or barrier.
    • The rate of flow depends on the size of the permeant molecules.
    • Researchers studied how each permeant interacted with the membrane material.
    • In the experiment, the permeant was collected on the other side of the filter.
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