Capillary Water Absorption
Capillary Water Absorption is the process by which water infiltrates porous stone materials through capillary action, driven by the adhesive and cohesive forces between water molecules and pore walls, resulting in the spontaneous rise or spread of moisture within the interconnected pore network.
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Marcelo Henrique Farias de Medeiros, Paulo Helène · Construction and Building Materials · 2008 · 266 citations
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