<p>We wanted to know are there quality empirically generated chemical composition tables examining the relationship between filter porosity, flow by volume per time, and grounds of different varieties?</p>

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2016-06-21T15:37:43.550Z
Hi and welcome to coffee! Solid puns, but I'm not sure they have a place here in Coffee.SE, much like they wouldn't belong in many other stack exchange sites, until puns.stackexchange.com becomes a thing. Perhaps they would be more appropriate in chat. As such I have edited your question to remove the background. I'm sorry if this has *bean* a negative first impression for you, I hope you will stay and continue to contribute.
Nick Udell
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2016-06-22T22:56:27.057Z
Please see [this post](http://coffee.stackexchange.com/questions/1749/brewing-with-the-coffee-grounds-twice), as it may be related.
MTSan
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2023-10-24T17:33:01.967Z
You mention "reuse of grounds" in your title but do not mention it in your text, can you elaborate?
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Empirical data on reuse of grounds, by flow and filter
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# Empirical data on reuse of grounds, by flow and filter

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-06-20)

We wanted to know are there quality empirically generated chemical composition tables examining the relationship between filter porosity, flow by volume per time, and grounds of different varieties?

**Tags:** brewing-process, filter, chemistry, ground-coffee

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi and welcome to coffee! Solid puns, but I'm not sure they have a place here in Coffee.SE, much like they wouldn't belong in many other stack exchange sites, until puns.stackexchange.com becomes a thing. Perhaps they would be more appropriate in chat. As such I have edited your question to remove the background. I'm sorry if this has *bean* a negative first impression for you, I hope you will stay and continue to contribute.  
> **username_2**: Please see [this post](http://coffee.stackexchange.com/questions/1749/brewing-with-the-coffee-grounds-twice), as it may be related.  
> **username_3**: You mention "reuse of grounds" in your title but do not mention it in your text, can you elaborate?  

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