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Kerogen samples isolated from the Göynük and Beypazari oil shales were pyrolyzed to study the effect of kerogen type on the rate of product evolution and composition of the pyrolysis products.
Reimert R., Ballice L.
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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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Dynamic cycling and redox transformations of dissolved organic sulfur in the surface ocean
Abstract The marine dissolved organic sulfur (DOS) pool contains both labile metabolites that are rapidly cycled in the surface ocean and compounds that may persist for thousands of years in the marine environment. Here, we describe the sulfur speciation of marine solid‐phase extracted DOS (DOSSPE) from the North Atlantic surface ocean, revealing a ...
Molly A. Crotteau +7 more
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Methane Adsorption on Shale: Insights from Experiments and a Simplified Local Density Model
We herein present a method for predicting adsorption isotherms of methane on shale using the simplified local density (SLD) theory: First, the adsorption isotherms of methane on shale samples were measured and then its adsorption on illite, illite ...
Luo Zuo +6 more
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Shale oil resources are abundant on Earth, of which hybrid sedimentary shale (HSS) oil is an important component, including high and medium–low organic matter content (TOC). Oil content, especially the oiliness gradation, is a key parameter for shale oil
Zhiming Xiong +13 more
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This study investigates the hydrocarbon source rock potential and thermal maturity of shale and mudstone outcrop samples from the Baong, Peutu, and Bampo Formations in the North Sumatra Basin, Indonesia.
Fahri Adrian +4 more
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Chemical reaction model for oil and gas generation from type I and type II kerogen
reportA global model for the generation of oil and gas from petroleum source rocks is presented. The model consists of 13 chemical species and 10 reactions, including an alternate pathway mechanism for kerogen pyrolysis.
Braun, Robert L.; Burnham, Alan K.
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: The importance of organic geochemistry and basin modeling is widely recognized and used to understand the source rock potential and hydrocarbon generation history of the Mangahewa Formation, and thereby given the foundational role in the petroleum ...
Talha S.M. Qadri +5 more
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A series of Late Devonian to Early Mississippian type II kerogens with vitrinite reflectance values Ro 0.29–2.41% were analyzed using py-GC–MS.
Schimmelmann, A, Lis, GP, Mastalerz, M
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Understanding the origins of potential source rocks and unraveling the intricate connections between reservoir oils and their source formations in the Siwa Basin (Western Desert, Egypt) necessitate a thorough oil-source correlation investigation.
Mohamed I. Abdel-Fattah +5 more
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