Multicomponent Geothermometers

Exploration Technique: Multicomponent Geothermometers

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Exploration Group:	Geochemical Techniques
Exploration Sub Group:	Geochemical Data Analysis
Parent Exploration Technique:	Liquid Geothermometry
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Multicomponent Geothermometers:

The multicomponent geothermometry method consists of using full chemical analyses of water samples to compute the saturation indices (log(Q/K)) of reservoir minerals over a range of temperatures. The saturation indices are graphed as a function of temperature, and the clustering of log(Q/K) curves near zero at any specific temperature (for a group of certain reservoir minerals) is used to infer the reservoir temperature.

Other definitions:Wikipedia Reegle

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