Natural gas present in a crude oil reservoir, either separate from or in solution with the oil.
Natural gas naturally occurring in a reservoir with oil. The "associated gas" is in a gas cap or dissolved in the oil.
Natural gas associated with oil accumulations, either dissolved in oil or found as a cap of free gas above oil in reservoir.
Natural gas that can be developed for commercial use, and which is found in contact with oil in naturally occurring underground formations. ATgas: Synthetic gas produced by dissolving coal in a bath of molten iron. The process was developed by Applied Technology, Inc. Synthetic gas may be used as a substitute for natural gas in industrial and home uses.
Natural gas produced with crude oil from the same reservoir.
Natural gas found in association with oil in a reservoir, either dissolved in the oil or as a cap above the oil.
Natural gas found in association with oil, either dissolved in the oil or as a cap of free gas above the oil.
Gas occurring in combination with crude oil, as distinct from gas occurring separately or manufactured from crude oil.
Natural gas found as part of or in conjunction with other constituents of crude oil, as opposed to gas found on its own. The expression has come to include natural gas necessarily produced along with crude oil.
Natural gas associated with oil accumulations, which may be dissolved in the oil at reservoir conditions or may form a cap of free gas above the oil.
gas that is produced along with oil from oil reservoirs. Produc-tion originating from gas reservoirs is referred to as non-associated gas.
Natural gas found mixed with crude oil in underground reservoirs, released as a byproduct of oil production.
Pockets of natural gas found while conducting an oil drill. Usually dissolved in the oil itself, or sitting above the oil layer.
