High-speed NMR imaging of capillary action in thin nontransparent porous media

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NMR Profiling of Reaction and Transport in Thin Layers: A Review

“…The current measurement techniques lack the ability to measure below 1 min. Future improvements towards higher time resolutions is, for example, useful in the printing industry where the penetration occurs at timescales of 100 ms. Great potential was shown by R. J. K. Nicasy et al [ 194 ] that demonstrated the use of high-speed NMR to profile liquid uptake in non-transparent porous media with time resolutions of 10 ms. This was only shown for liquid penetration but could be extended towards the characterization of chemical structures.…”