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the range of wavelength energy that can be adsorbed by a given formation.

an essentially inert mixture of particles of a particular size range.

n: (Ac) a white or gray midlevel cloud that appears as closely arranged rolls. This type of cloud is composed of either ice crystals or water droplets.

adj: of or pertaining to an instrument that measures a continuous variable that is proportional to another variable over a given range. For example, temperature can be represented or measured as voltage, its analog.

unusual data or measurement that is away from or out of the range of other data.

n: 1. a body of coarse, poorly sorted sediments formed by the coalescence of alluvial or detrital fans along the flanks of a mountain range. 2. a similar body of turbidite sediments formed by the coalescence of submarine debris fans along the base of the continental slope.

n: the structural arrangement of atoms believed to exist in benzene.

the deviation between 30o and 60o where refluxing (dropout and reverse flow) of particles and heavier liquid occurs in a lower rate well. The area in which gas bubbles may rise through fluid at 4 to 7 times that in a vertical well.

n: water that has a large quantity of salt, especially sodium chloride, dissolved in it;salt water.

n: Dissolving a great quantity of salt, especailly sodium chloride. Usually used to make up salt water drilling fluid.

a mixture of water and a soluble salt. Most common brines are sodium chloride NaCl, potassium chloride KCl and calcium chloride CaCl2. Brine densities may range from 8.33 to > 19 lb/gal (1 to >2.28 g/cc). The USGS definition of a brine is a salinity of mo