Nedvességkapacitás
Nedvességkapacitás, often translated as moisture capacity, refers to the ability of a material to absorb and retain water. This property is crucial in various fields, including agriculture, construction, and environmental science. In soil science, for instance, the moisture capacity of soil determines how much water it can hold, influencing plant growth and water availability. Different soil types have varying moisture capacities due to differences in particle size, organic matter content, and pore structure. Sandy soils generally have low moisture capacity, while clay soils and soils rich in organic matter can hold significantly more water.
In the context of construction materials like concrete, plaster, or wood, moisture capacity affects their durability,
The measurement of moisture capacity can be done through various laboratory techniques, often involving controlled drying