Correct interpretation of experimental data on pore distribution

The paper reveals that in the graphical interpretation of the experimental data of the porosimetry of samples of any products, the most complete information and practical interest are histograms of the distribution of pores by their diameter. According to such a histogram, it is possible to say exactly what volume pores have in one or another range of their diameters. Presentation of experimental data in the form of graphs in the coordinates (d V /d D , D ) or (d V /dlog( D ), D ), as well as ( V , D ) is not of practical (scientific) interest and may lead to incorrect conclusions about the predominance of a certain diameter and other errors in the pore sample. If the pore diameter distribution in the coordinates (d V /d D, D ), (d V /dlog( D ), D ) or ( V , D ) carries any other additional information unknown to researches, then for completeness of information and reliability, they should be presented together with histograms.