What is another word for solution porosity?
Pronunciation: [səlˈuːʃən pɔːɹˈɒsɪti] (IPA) 
Solution porosity refers to the level of permeability or interconnectedness of the pores in a geological formation or sedimentary rock. It affects fluid flow and can impact the quality of reservoirs or aquifers. There are several synonyms or related terms commonly used in geology and hydrology to describe solution porosity. These include matrix porosity, effective porosity, total porosity, void ratio, pore space, intergranular porosity, and fracture porosity. Understanding the nature and properties of these different types of porosity is vital in various subsurface fluid transport and oil and gas exploration. Accurate quantification of solution porosity requires advanced characterization techniques such as acoustic or nuclear well logging, micro-CT scanning, and X-ray diffraction.
