Interstitial waters refers to water trapped in sediments or in pores (voids or spaces) in sedimentary rocks – rocks formed by the deposition and cementation of material, as opposed to rocks formed by volcanic processes.
Interstitial waters refers to water trapped in sediments or in pores (voids or spaces) in sedimentary rocks – rocks formed by the deposition and cementation of material, as opposed to rocks formed by volcanic processes.
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