Non-Destructive measurement of particulate materials' saturation with solvable liquids

Non-destructive techniques are emerging as a series of ground breaking techniques for the discovery of unobservable observables. This paper scrutinizes a novel electromagnetic approach for the detection of water leakage in particulate mediums. The research deliberately discussed in that piece of writing, is an outcome of great efforts between several labs, namely the Electronics Engineering and the Construction Engineering labs of the American University in Cairo, for the non-destructive measurement of sand saturation with water. The method to be discussed hither has been fully researched by other bodies for the characterization of multilayer substrates on the nanoscale. Macro scale applications for coplanar capacitance are, for the first time, addressed here.