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198 PETROPHYSICS: RESERVOIR ROCK PROPERTIES

SUPERSCRIPTS

r run number

GREEK SYMBOLS

angle between plane and pressure gradient
specific gravity
error
contact angle
porosity
effective open porosity
Kozeny shape factor
Kozeny constatnt
viscosity
tortuosity

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