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Definition and determination of water saturation
Protoplasma, 1966Water saturation of a tissue can be expressed as a function of volume, osmotic potential, and modulus of elasticity of the tissue (E tissue).E tissue increases with increasing turgor pressure, which has been verified for a growing tissue. It is also known to depend upon the size of the tissue.
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2005
Analysis of water table records from wells or boreholes often reveals the presence of tidal fluctuations. Amplitudes of ‘well tides’ can attain several centimeters when the well or borehole is open to a confined aquifer. The phenomenon reflects extension and compression cycles of the aquifer rock, i.e. volume strain tides of a water saturated formation.
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Analysis of water table records from wells or boreholes often reveals the presence of tidal fluctuations. Amplitudes of ‘well tides’ can attain several centimeters when the well or borehole is open to a confined aquifer. The phenomenon reflects extension and compression cycles of the aquifer rock, i.e. volume strain tides of a water saturated formation.
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Selfevaporation of Saturated Water
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