Porosity and Its Measurement
Characterization of Materials2012pp. 1–10
Citations Over Time
Abstract
Abstract Numerous approaches have been applied for measuring the porosity of materials. The most common techniques are based on gas sorption, liquid intrusion, microscopy, and x‐ray and neutron scattering. Each technique provides a characteristic value of porosity, which depends on the measuring principle and nature of the probe. This article describes different porosity measurement methods, which can be selected according to the expected pore‐size range, sample preparation requirements, sample geometry, material properties, and final application.
Related Papers
- → Co-sorption of ofloxacin and Cu(II) in soils before and after organic matter removal(2014)42 cited
- [Sorption behaviors of BDE-28 on natural soils].(2011)
- Studies on the Sorption Characteristics of $^{137}Cs$ onto Granite and Tuff(1995)
- THE INFLUENCE OF CONTAINER WALL SORPTION ON SORPTION RATIO OF ￣(241)AM(1994)
- Sorption Characteristics of BDE-47 on Natural Soils(2011)