Overview Chapter 2 part 1 Petroleum Origins

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[@krushnatjoshi8749]

a lot of thanks sir like it video but really inspiring

[@tekv2]

It's a measure of fluid resistance. It has to do with the cohesive and adhesive forces between the molecule of a fluid. The more viscous, the stronger the bonds.

[@CV290712]

Great video. I have download most of them. Its help me to teach student in my country

[@Aslanbekize]

Thank you Richard for exiting, I was using your videos to refresh my knowledge founf it very useful

[@green399]

GREAT VIDEO!! IAM SECONG YEAR MAJOR IN GEOLOGY BUT I MINOR IN PETROLUEM ENGEENIERING CAN IT BE POSSIBLE FOR ME TO DO A MASTER IN PETROLUEM ENGEENIERING IN ANY SCHOOL OF MY CHOISE.

[@dreamairlineaviationacadem9151]

sir i was not able to watch your early videos form chapter one on wards, it says they are private , please help me, i don't know what i am doing wrong, your videos are very helpful

[@bondo6506]

Abiotic seems to make much more sense. after all, methane is found in outer space.

[@mxmdxb]

What does viscosity mean? @8:17

[@prakharmathur4882]

Resistance to the flow of liquid