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Gas evolution during kerogen pyrolysis of Estonian Kukersite shale in confined gold tube system
Pyrolysis of Kukersite kerogen was conducted in gold capsules, with the yield and stable carbon isotopic (d13C) values of selected gas components (C1, C2, C3, i-C4, n-C4, i-C5, n-C5, CO2) and liquid hydrocarbons (C6-C14) separately measured to ...
Lu, Hong +10 more
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Impact of Composition on Natural Gas Desorption from Kerogen
Shale gas reservoirs hold adsorbed gas in kerogen. Laboratory techniques have been developed to measure the gas amount in samples. However, adsorbed gas recovery is an unsettled issue.
Shidong Ding +4 more
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The aim of this investigation is to determine the role of temperature in hydrocarbon generation in Bazhenov formation source rocks, as hydrothermal processes in situ are supposed to be the main contributor to kerogen transformation in Western Siberia ...
Grigorii G. Savostin +9 more
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Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study on the Occurrence of Shale Oil in Hybrid Nanopores
The molecular dynamics simulation was used to simulate the influence of the composite wall stacking effect on shale oil occurrence. The kerogen-illite heterogeneous wall pore model was established to study the effects of temperature, pore size, and wall ...
Yujia Fang +4 more
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The Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary Fiskeler at Stevns Klint, Denmark: the geochemistry of the major trace metals [PDF]
Trace metals in the four discrete layers of the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary (Fiskeler) at Stevns Klint (Denmark) are relatively well studied, yet much remains to be learned about them.
SALVADOR LOMONACO +7 more
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Multistage alkaline permanganate degradation of a type-III kerogen
In order to obtain evidence on the relationship between kerogen structural types and the quantity and nature of their oxidation products, the products of a multistage (13 step) alkaline permanganate degradation of type-III kerogen from a sample of the ...
Amblès, André +2 more
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Methane Adsorption and Self-Diffusion in Shale Kerogen and Slit Nanopores by Molecular Simulations
Shale gas has redefined the energy landscape in the world. The scientific community makes efforts to exploit shale gas resources with minimum environmental impact. Shale gas is mainly located in micropores and mesopores of shale rocks.
Abbas Firoozabadi (1287372) +1 more
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We investigate the flow of methane in a kerogen matrix with microstructural flexibilities at various pressures. The matrix is constructed by compressing a collection of 60 type II kerogen macromolecules.
Tianhao Wu +3 more
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In unconventional shale, petroleum compounds are generated during kerogen maturation and chemical fractionation occurs between fluids that are expelled out of kerogen and retained within kerogen because of different solubilities of hydrocarbons in ...
Walter G. Chapman (1358853) +3 more
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This study introduces results of lithological, petrophysical and geochemical investigation of Lower Cretaceous (K1 ) and Middle Jurassic (J2 a-b) rocks of East Pre-Caucasian basin.According to pyrolytic and bituminological studies method of separate ...
R. S. Khisamov +4 more
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