9. A core sample is saturated with Oil, Gas and Water , the initial weight of the saturated sample is 220 gm . After the gas is displaced by water , the weight is increased to 222gm. the sample is then placed in soxhlet distillation apparatus , only 5cc of water was extracted .After cleaning and drying the core, the weight was 210 gm .the sample bulk volume is 100 cc , Pw = 1 gm /cc . Po =0.85 gm/cc .Calculate the effective porosity , Absolute porosity, the saturation of Oil , water and gas .

9. A core sample is saturated with Oil, Gas and Water , the initial weight of the saturated sample is 220 gm . After the gas is displaced by water , the weight is increased to 222gm. the sample is then placed in soxhlet distillation apparatus , only 5cc of water was extracted .After cleaning and drying the core, the weight was 210 gm .the sample bulk volume is 100 cc , Pw = 1 gm /cc . Po =0.85 gm/cc .Calculate the effective porosity , Absolute porosity, the saturation of Oil , water and gas .

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9. A core sample is saturated with Oil, Gas and Water , the initial weight of the saturated
sample is 220 gm . After the gas is displaced by water , the weight is increased to
222gm. the sample is then placed in soxhlet distillation apparatus , only 5cc of water
was extracted .After cleaning and drying the core , the weight was 210 gm .the sample
bulk volume is 100 cc , Pw = 1 gm /cc . Po =0.85 gm/cc .Calculate the effective
porosity , Absolute porosity, the saturation of Oil, water and gas .

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