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macropore

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macropore [′mak·rə‚pȯr]
(chemistry)
A pore in a catalytic material whose width is greater than 0.05 micrometer.
(geology)
A pore in soil of a large enough size so that water is not held in it by capillary attraction.


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MacroPore of San Diego expects to use fat stem cells to make such repairs routine in as little as two years.
The unusual ratio between the BET and CTAB surfaces is indicated by a much higher volume of mesopores and macropores compared with conventional silica.
Increasing soil organic matter, macropores and water infiltration takes years.
 
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