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...sedimentary rock. In siliciclastic rocks, where mineralogy and thus X-ray absorption is more irregular, the results are better. In carbonate rocks, mineralogy v

* Water absorption, swelling, or dispersion

* Photoelectric absorption ==Photoelectric absorption (Pe) logs property measured==

...as milligrams per liter (mg/L). Recently, physical methods such as atomic absorption and spectrometry have made it possible to analyze for the less abundant ele

...absorptive abilities of formations vary with lithology. The photoelectric absorption is recorded as a supplementary measurement to the formation density measure

...y minerals. UMAA represents the projection of the volumetric photoelectric absorption index, U (the product of Pe and electronic density), to the value at zero p

...h processes of physical bonding (adsorption and solvation [commonly called absorption]) may be presumed to occur. Adsorption and solvation both entail some degre

...ides and herbicides. These can then pass safely out of the body without re-absorption.<ref name=TK />