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In the realm of petroleum exploration and production, the geosciences have long been referred to as G & G, geology, and geophysics. However, petroleum geochemistry has long been a major contributor to finding oil and gas and deserves to be recognized as the third “G” along with geology and geophysics. It is the intent of this volume to demonstrate the importance of petroleum geochemistry by explaining how it can be applied to a variety of exploration and production problems, in both conventional and unconventional plays, and the role of petroleum geochemistry in basin modeling and petroleum system analysis. By the end, it is hoped that the reader will think about petroleum geosciences as G, G, & G. But before delving into the theoretical underpinnings and applications of petroleum geochemistry in subsequent chapters, Chapter 1 will begin with a brief history of the science to provide a perspective on how it came to be what it is today. This will be followed by some fundamental definitions so the discussion can begin with some common language. The chapter will then conclude with a review of some important aspects of organic chemistry and relevant concepts in stable isotopes. Before starting, a few sentences are needed to manage expectations. This is not a petroleum geochemistry book intended for petroleum geochemists. It is also not an exhaustive review of all the concepts and techniques of the subjects covered or all the subtle nuisances of data interpretations. Nor is it a “cookbook” with “recipes” that geologists and geophysicists can use to do their own interpretations. Although many readers will be capable of doing some simple interpretations for themselves, the opportunity to make serious errors will still exist. It is instead a reference book for the nonspecialist geoscientist to gain a better understanding of the value and potential applications of petroleum geochemistry to their exploration and production projects. After reading this book, geologists and geophysicists will be better equipped to read and understand geochemistry reports, ask probing questions of their geochemists, and apply the findings from the geochemistry reports to their exploration and/or production projects. With that in mind, let us begin.