Absorbent and non-absorbent are opposites and describe how a material interacts with liquids (like water, oil, or sweat). Here’s a breakdown: 🔹 Absorbent • Definition: A material that soaks up liquids easily. • Examples: • Towel • Sponge • Cotton • Paper towel • Use cases: • Cleaning up spills • Clothing (to absorb sweat) • Diapers or sanitary products 🔹 Non-Absorbent • Definition: A material that does not soak up liquids; instead, it repels or resists moisture. • Examples: • Plastic • Glass •

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