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Allowing substances,
particularly gases and liquids, to penetrate or pass through , such
as a soil with pores or openings through which water can flow.
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permeable soil is able to be penetrated by water and air. Usually
used in horticulture to indicate growing substrata and soils types
(such as unconsolidated pumices grit and coarse sand) thought which
water can easily seep (or rise). Water cannot, by definition, travel
through impermeable layers. |
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The passage or diffusion of
a gas, vapor, liquid, or solid through a barrier without physically
or chemically affecting it. |
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the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance
or the interpenetration ( mutual penetration) of a substance
through another. |
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| To permeate
[ Transitive and intransitive
verb] |
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To penetrate and pass
through, as water penetrates and passes through soil interstices and
other porous materials. |
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Permeability
Synonym: Pore connectivity |
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Ability of a material or substance
to transmit fluids through pore spaces |
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