Q.1: 2. Calculate the Porosity and Bulk volume of a dry core sample immersed in mercury pycnometer, given the following data: Weight of dry sample in air: 20 gm, Weight of mercury-filled pycnometer : 350 gm, Weight of mercury-filled pycnometer with the sample ; 235.9 gm. Density of mercury: 13.546 gm/cc.

Q.1: 2. Calculate the Porosity and Bulk volume of a dry core sample immersed in mercury pycnometer, given the following data: Weight of dry sample in air: 20 gm, Weight of mercury-filled pycnometer : 350 gm, Weight of mercury-filled pycnometer with the sample ; 235.9 gm. Density of mercury: 13.546 gm/cc.

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