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Detailed investigation of the morphology of the pore space in clay is a key  factor in understanding the sealing capacity, coupled flows, capillary processes  and associated deformation present in mudstones. Actually, the combination of  ion milling tools (FIB and BIB), cryogenic techniques and SEM imaging offers a  new alternative to study in-situ elusive microstructures in wet geomaterials and  has the high potential to make a step change in our understanding of how fluids  occur in pore space. By using this range of techniques, it is possible to  quantify porosity, stabilize in-situ fluids in pore space, preserve the natural  structures at nm-scale, produce high quality polished cross-sections for high  resolution SEM imaging and reconstruct accurately microstructure networks in 3D  by serial cross sectioning

Typology, morphology and connectivity of pore space in claystones from reference site for research using BIB, FIB and cryo-SEM methods