Here you can see a list of articles from which I wrote out the terms
[1] S. Kokh, E. Sokol, and M. Gustaytis, “Mercury anomaly in Oligocene–Miocene Maykop Group sediments (Caucasus Continental Collision Zone): Mercury hosts, distribution, and sources,” Minerals (Basel), vol. 11, no. 7, p. 751, 2021.
[2] Y. Han, C. Zhou, Y. Fan, C. Li, C. Yuan, and Y. Cong, “A new permeability calculation method using nuclear magnetic resonance logging based on pore sizes: A case study of bioclastic limestone reservoirs in the A oilfield of the Mid-East,” Pet. Explor. Dev., vol. 45, no. 1, pp. 183–192, 2018.
[3] L. O. Pires, A. Winter, and O. V. Trevisan, “Dolomite cores evaluated by NMR,” J. Pet. Sci. Eng., vol. 176, pp. 1187–1197, 2019.
absorbtion [1]
noun
the state of being engrossed in something
Example: Thermal release analysis in combination with atomic absorption spectrometry was applied to study mercury speciation in powdered and
homogenized solids (freeze-dried mud masses and pyrite monomineral fractions), at IGM (Novosibirsk) [1].
ru: абсорбция
authigenic [1]
adjective
(of minerals and other materials) formed in their present position.
Example: The heavy mineral fractions of these sediments contain diverse authigenic sulfides: abundant pyrite, rarer sphalerite and marcasite, and sporadic cinnabar [1]
ru: аутигенный
bioclastic [2]
adjective
of rock or similar material: attaining its present form through the action of living organisms
Example: To solve the problems of permeability calculation in complex lithologic reservoirs with NMR logging data, this paper
takes bioclastic limestone reservoir as a case study [2].
ru: биокластический
hydrothermal [1]
adjective
relating to or denoting the action of heated water in the earth's crust.
Example: Note that in the Middle Maykop shales, cinnabar grains and crystals are untwinned, whereas twins are common to cinnabar from hydrothermal mineralization sites [1]
ru: гидротермальный
impregnation [1]
noun
soak or saturate (something) with a substance
Example: The high TOC contents in these cases are due to secondary oil impregnation [1]
ru: пропитка
irreducible [2]
adjective
not able to be reduced or simplified.
Example: Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logging can provide more accurate interpretation models such as classical SDR and Coates models, for it is a potent technique in reflecting information such as pore structure and irreducible water volume [2]
ru: неснижаемый
permeability [2]
noun
a measure of the ability of a material (such as rocks) to transmit fluids
Example: It is difficult to accurately obtain the permeability of complex lithologic reservoirs using conventional methods because they have diverse pore structures and complex seepage mechanisms [2].
ru: проницаемость
polymorphic [1]
adjective
occurring in several different forms, in particular with reference to species or genetic variation.
Example: Identification of polymorphic FeS2 modifications was based on morphological difference between pyrite and marcasite crystals [1].
ru: полиморфный
porosity [3]
noun
porosity of a rock is a measure of its ability to hold a fluid
Example: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a very versatile technique that allows the characterization of several
petrophysical properties such as porosity, pore size distribution and fluid saturation and, unlike other techniques, it is possible to be applied on field scale through well loggings and in laboratory scale on the analysis of
samples [3].
ru: пористость
pseudomorph [1]
noun
a crystal consisting of one mineral but having the form of another.
Example: Pyrite mainly occurs as framboids or pseudomorphs after fossil organic remnants [1].
ru: псевдоморф
pyrolysis [1]
noun
decomposition brought about by high temperatures.
"steam pyrolysis of hydrocarbons"
Example: The measurements were performed on a Lumex RA-915M Hg analyzer with an RP-91C pyrolysis attachment, at detection limits of 0.20 to 0.70 ng/g for different species [1].
ru: пиролиз
recrystallization [1]
noun
repeated crystallization of new minerals at the expense of old ones.
Example: Coarse (up to 200 µm) perfect octahedral, cubic–octahedral, or rarely cubic pyrite crystals most likely result from recrystallization of framboids and finer imperfect grains [1].
ru: перекристаллизация
subhedral [1]
adjective
mineral grain that is bounded partly by its own rational crystal faces and partly by surfaces formed against preexisting grains as a result of either primary crystallization or recrystallization.
Example: Cinnabar, with its average composition of Hg0.97S1.03, exists as intricately intergrown anhedral micrograins with trigonal etch pits, coarse (up to 400 µm) subhedral grains with sculptured faces, and sharp edges and corners, or less often as perfect crystals (up to 500 µm) with pinacoidal and rhombohedral faces [1].
ru: субидиоморфный
transverse [2]
adjective
situated or extending across something.
Example: Secondly, a “two-stage” relationship between transverse relaxation time and pore throat radius was established based on core calibration to obtain the transverse relaxation time range of different pore components [2]
ru: поперечный
wettability [3]
noun
Wettability is defined as the attraction of a liquid phase to solid surface, and it is typically quantified using a contact angle with the solid phase.
Example: This observation would be in accordance with the alteration mechanism of the wettability alteration towards the oil preference, wherein an oil-film replaces the water-film surrounding the porous surface, and part of the water in the micropores is replaced by oil, leading to lower relaxation times [3].
