To investigate the effect of two different blending durations on the droplet size distribution of liquid and solid dry water, a Phoenix Nanotom-m CT system (Baker and Hughes) is employed after blending. Fig. shows samples of pure pyrogenic silica, the unblended mixture, and dry water in its final state, as well as four radially arranged tomograms obtained from CT scans of dry water. The dry water samples are prepared by blending for 160 seconds and 280 seconds with an interruption after 80 seconds and investigated for the liquid and solid state, respectively.