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A critical review of the problem of spontaneous penetration of a wetting liquid into pore channels shows that no theory exists to quantitatively predict the initial stage of imbibition. Since C. H. Bosanquet (1923, Phil. Mag. 45, 525), the theory operates with an universal velocity U Bosanquet = (2Ξ³
We present the results of an experimental study of the radial capillary penetration of liquids in thin porous substrates. In particular, we examine the effect of the size of the liquid reservoir on the rate of radial spreading. For capillary penetration from an infinite reservoir, the experimental d
## Abstract The effects produced in liquidβsolid chromatography by the heterogeneity of adsorbent particles on the behaviour of a number of substances were studied. As adsorbent silica gels were used which varied In specific surface area and pore size, In the diameter of particles of the same mic