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The Amott test, also known as the Amott–Harvey test, is a laboratory procedure used to evaluate the wettability of a porous rock sample, particularly in the context of petroleum engineering and reservoir rock characterization. The test measures how easily a fluid can be displaced from the rock by another fluid, which is crucial for understanding fluid behavior in reservoirs.

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