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As the main organic component of shale, the kerogen has a direct impact on the shale reservoirs. A molecular aggregate is used to study mechanical behaviour of kerogen, of which the molecular weight distribution is rational conforming to the Gaussian ...
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Recent advances in molecular simulation of oil shale kerogen
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Mechanism of kerogen pyrolysis in terms of chemical structure transformation
This article presents an overview on carbon chemical structure transformation to understand kerogen thermal decomposition based on the chemical structure of kerogen.
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