Fluid distribution is a physical phenomenon that characterizes the spatial arrangement and phase partitioning of hydrocarbons and associated fluids within the nanoporous matrix of shale oil reservoirs, distinguished by its dependence on pore-throat connectivity, wettability, and capillary pressure dynamics at the microscale.
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