Is your math accounting for the volume the added water occupies? The paper describes using excess water for deliberately creating voids the electrolyte can acc

Is your math accounting for the volume the added water occupies? The paper describes using excess water for deliberately creating voids the electrolyte can access. AIUI when mixing cement any excess water in the initial mix weakens the cured product by leaving voids behind. You end up with a less dense cured result. Usually when you mix cement it's a balancing act of using as little water as possible while maintaining workability and still having sufficient water to kick off the process. Then once it sets up you go crazy with the water keeping it hydrated while it cures. This stuff is deliberately being mixed very wet...