File:Mem91BuoyanceForcesFig27.jpg
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The shape of the curves on a capillary pressure plot reflects the grain sorting and the connection of pores and pore throats within the various rock types. The longer the plateau shown by the capillary curve, the better is the reservoir quality of the rock (from Sneider et al., 1977). Reprinted with permission from the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
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