Dalmatian wettability
Dalmatian wettability
[dal′mā·shən wed·ə′bil·əd·ē] (petroleum engineering)
Theory of wettability that some in situ reservoir rocks are partly preferentially oil-wet and partly preferentially water-wet.
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