Spontaneous potential (SP) is a geophysical phenomenon that refers to the natural electric potential difference that exists in the ground or among different geological formations. It is often associated with the movement of groundwater, the presence of various minerals, or the electrochemical activity occurring in soils and rocks. SP can be measured using electrodes and is utilized in various fields, including geophysics, hydrogeology, and environmental studies.
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