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Porosity
Porosity-Best-Of.mp3
Porosity-Best-Of.mp4
Porosity.mp3
Porosity.mp4
Porosity-intro.mp3
[Intro]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Verse 1]
Are you paranoid
(It’s null and void)
Yes, what’s in the skull
(Is void and null)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Chorus]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Verse 2]
The nooks and crannies
(Rule the space)
Bunched up panties
(Man’s disgrace)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Chorus]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Outro]
Oh, no
(Nowhere for the know to go)
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
Void of mind
(Void of kind)
ABOUT THE SCIENCE
Porosity is a measure of the amount of void (empty) spaces within a material. It describes how many holes, gaps, or pores a substance contains relative to its total volume.
Porosity is typically expressed as a percentage or a fraction between 0 and 1.
Key Concepts
* Void Spaces: These empty spaces, or pores, can be filled with fluids like air, water, oil, or gas.
* Measurement: Porosity is calculated as the ratio of the volume of the voids to the total volume of the material.
* Impact on Properties: Porosity heavily influences a material’s physical properties, such as its density, strength, and its ability to absorb or store fluids.
Porosity vs. Permeability: These two terms are related but distinct.
* Porosity is the amount of empty space available.
* Permeability is a measure of how easily fluids can flow through those spaces (e.g., clay can be highly porous, but its tiny, disconnected pores give it very low permeability, trapping water).
From the album “Porous“
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Porosity.mp3
Porosity.mp4
Porosity-intro.mp3
[Intro]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Verse 1]
Are you paranoid
(It’s null and void)
Yes, what’s in the skull
(Is void and null)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Chorus]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Verse 2]
The nooks and crannies
(Rule the space)
Bunched up panties
(Man’s disgrace)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Chorus]
Poor epitome
(Of porosity)
No, the know
(Doesn’t flow)
[Bridge]
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
[Outro]
Oh, no
(Nowhere for the know to go)
The space behind the face
(Is empty)
Void of mind
(Void of kind)
ABOUT THE SCIENCE
Porosity is a measure of the amount of void (empty) spaces within a material. It describes how many holes, gaps, or pores a substance contains relative to its total volume.
Porosity is typically expressed as a percentage or a fraction between 0 and 1.
Key Concepts
* Void Spaces: These empty spaces, or pores, can be filled with fluids like air, water, oil, or gas.
* Measurement: Porosity is calculated as the ratio of the volume of the voids to the total volume of the material.
* Impact on Properties: Porosity heavily influences a material’s physical properties, such as its density, strength, and its ability to absorb or store fluids.
Porosity vs. Permeability: These two terms are related but distinct.
* Porosity is the amount of empty space available.
* Permeability is a measure of how easily fluids can flow through those spaces (e.g., clay can be highly porous, but its tiny, disconnected pores give it very low permeability, trapping water).
From the album “Porous“