Abstract
Measurements of density, porosity, capillary moisture content and water absorption coefficients of Savonnières, a French layered limestone, show a wide variability on the local scale. The differences in imbibition properties can be explained by the microstructural variability as shown by optical microscopy. Microscopic investigations of free uptake experiments using a colored low‐viscous epoxy resin confirm the strong relations between imbibition and microstructure.
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