12- Carbonate Reef Traps founda- West Qurnab-west TexasC-west Kuwait13-permeability in an oil reservoir are related as follow faira-10-100 mDb-100-90 mDc-0-10mD14- The conversion of organic material is calleda-Catagenesisb-Metagenesisc-Diagenesis15-Porosity can range from very low porosities (a few %) to very higha-over 40%b-less than 40%c-between 20 to 40%16- Petroleum is found only in association witha-Sedimentary rockb-Igneous rockc-Metamorphic rock17- The limiting factors in organic matter accumulation isa-Grain size, water depth, reworkingb-Process environment, air, soilc-Pressure, temperature

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12- Carbonate Reef Traps found a- West Qurna b-west Texas C-west Kuwait 13-permeability in an oil reservoir are related as follow fair a-10-100 mD b-100-90 mD c-0-10 mD 14- The conversion of organic material is called a-Catagenesis b-Metagenesis c-Diagenesis

12- Carbonate Reef Traps found a- West Qurna b-west Texas C-west Kuwait 13-permeability in an oil reservoir are related as follow fair a-10-100 mD b-100-90 mD c-0-10 mD 14- The conversion of organic material is called a-Catagenesis b-Metagenesis c-Diagenesis

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12- Carbonate Reef Traps found
a- West Qurna
b-west Texas
C-west Kuwait
13-permeability in an oil reservoir are related as follow fair
a-10-100 mD
b-100-90 mD
c-0-10
mD
14- The conversion of organic material is called
a-Catagenesis
b-Metagenesis
c-Diagenesis
15-Porosity can range from very low porosities (a few %) to very high
a-over 40%
b-less than 40%
c-between 20 to 40%
16- Petroleum is found only in association with
a-Sedimentary rock
b-Igneous rock
c-Metamorphic rock
17- The limiting factors in organic matter accumulation is
a-Grain size, water depth, reworking
b-Process environment, air, soil
c-Pressure, temperature

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