What is referred as adsorption, in bioseparation engineering?

What is referred as adsorption, in bioseparation engineering? Correct Answer Binding of molecules on surface of solid

The binding of molecules on solid surface are referred as adsorption in which the transfer of dissolved solutes from a liquid phase is involved to the surface of solid phase.
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