The Captive Bubble Method (CBM) is a technique used primarily in the field of materials science, particularly in the study of the properties of porous materials and the measurement of fluid permeability. This method involves creating a controlled environment in which a gas bubble is trapped within a porous medium. The primary goal is to analyze the behavior of the bubble as it interacts with the surrounding material, often to understand how liquids or gases move through porous structures.
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