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4963151 
Journal Article 
METHODOLOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR MERCURY POROSIMETRY OF CLASTIC SEDIMENTARY-ROCKS 
Kolar, P; Martinec, P; Bens, P 
1991 
Yes 
Ceramics - Silikaty
ISSN: 0862-5468 
35 
4 
379-390 
WOS:A1991HJ19600007 
Mercury porosimetry of clastic sedimentary rocks should be carried out on sample lumps of the following minimum dimensions: claystones to siltstones 7 mm, finegrained sandstones 8 mm, coarse-grained sandstones and conglomerates 10 mm and more (in dependence on the size of clastic grains). If the recommended sample sizes are not adhered to, rock artefacts are in fact analyzed. The pore volume distribution curves established on Carlo Erba and Micromeritics mercury porosimeters can be well unified on considering the respective differences in design. 
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