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Yes, andesite can be considered porous, though its porosity varies depending on its specific composition and formation process. It typically contains small gas vesicles formed during volcanic activity, which contribute to its overall porosity. However, compared to other volcanic rocks like pumice, andesite generally has lower porosity. The extent of its porosity can influence its water retention and permeability properties.

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