Abstract
A simple method for thin-slice, chemical-shift imaging is described which provides many contiguous slices depicting the separate distributions of oil and water within a sandstone sample. The method involves a T 1-dependent modification of the three-dimensional Fourier transform imaging technique which enables the differences in the spin-lattice relaxation times of the two components to be exploited to yield separate images.
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