absorbent

So its a magic surface where the inside is a perfect reflector and emitter, the outside is a perfectly absorbent and transmitter (to the inside)?

It's determined by the position of transmitter, receiver, and reflective and absorbent objects in the environment.

Another factor is that diapers are now so absorbent that the kid feels no real discomfort from a pee or a poop.

But if the suit were sufficiently light-absorbent, you wouldn't see any of that.

For toddlers who are able to communicate, simply add an absorbent layer into the disposable diaper to give them sensory feedback about moisture.

You could test the first part of this hypothesis by using other highly absorbent foodstuffs and seeing if the same result can be gained.

Its an interesting material but other than even more amazingly absorbent diapers, or better dessicants, I'm struggling with what the applications are.

My best guess is that the development of forest root structures, combined with microbial, animal, and insect action, makes the soil more porous and absorbent.

Genetic engineering of our bodies is not necessary to take advantage of melanin's UV absorbent, antioxidant and radical scavenging properties.

Every inkjet printer will spray ink into absorbent padding inside the printer when it goes a few days without printing in order to stop dried ink from clogging the print heads.

For example, even small hospitals have TV remotes, soft and absorbent surfaces like mattresses, toilets, etc.

The whole thing is wrapped in shock absorbent foam but it still is a massive pack and if it were to go into thermal runaway there is just too much energy there to be dealt with.

I've experimented with adding super absorbent polymers to hold the water ("water beads for plants" or something like that).

Swim diapers are not really absorbent and can be a good "make him feel it" substitute while still containing the worst of the explosions.

Even the authority figure may have verbally confirmed, "you said an organic absorbent??" "Yes, that's right, inorganic absorbent." Maybe even in a meeting that was meant to clarify written procedures.