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    Neutron porosity logs use neutrons emitted from a radioactive source to determine the amount of hydrogen present in the formation. Rocks with more hydrogen, like those containing gas or oil, absorb fewer neutrons than rocks with less hydrogen. The neutron porosity log measurement is directly related to the volume of pore space in the formation and can be used to identify zones containing hydrocarbons.

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    Neutron porosity logs use neutrons emitted from a radioactive source to determine the amount of hydrogen present in the formation. Rocks with more hydrogen, like those containing gas or oil, absorb fewer neutrons than rocks with less hydrogen. The neutron porosity log measurement is directly related to the volume of pore space in the formation and can be used to identify zones containing hydrocarbons.

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    Neutron Porosity Logs: Measurement & Interpretation

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    Neutron porosity logs use neutrons emitted from a radioactive source to determine the amount of hydrogen present in the formation. Rocks with more hydrogen, like those containing gas or oil, absorb fewer neutrons than rocks with less hydrogen. The neutron porosity log measurement is directly related to the volume of pore space in the formation and can be used to identify zones containing hydrocarbons.

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