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Yuna
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In one of my classes, we were talking about density measurement and one of the questions that came up was "how does porosity effect density measurement?"
I understand that air fills the gaps in the material that is being measured. So is the answer to the question: because air, for example, is filling the gaps you won't get a true density measurement for that material?
Sorry if my post seems confusing but any help would be great! Thanks!
I understand that air fills the gaps in the material that is being measured. So is the answer to the question: because air, for example, is filling the gaps you won't get a true density measurement for that material?
Sorry if my post seems confusing but any help would be great! Thanks!