A History of Organic Geochemistry [PDF]
Organic geochemistry is the fruit of questions about the origin of petroleum, and for the time being, its development has been closely linked to that of petroleum exploration. It only became an autonomous science shortly after 1960. The years 1965-1985 were extremely productive: during this period, the mechanisms of the formation of oil and natural gas
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Detecting tropical peatland degradation: Combining remote sensing and organic geochemistry. [PDF]
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Complex carbonaceous matter in Tissint martian meteorites give insights into the diversity of organic geochemistry on Mars. [PDF]
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Organic Geochemistry and Oil-Source Correlation of Oil Seepages and Potential Source Rocks in Qiangtang Basin, China. [PDF]
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Organic geochemistry and mineralogy suggest anthropogenic impact in speleothem chemistry from volcanic show caves of the Galapagos. [PDF]
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Organic Geochemistry and Organic Carbon Structure of Gas-Producing Longmaxi Shales in Sichuan Basin. [PDF]
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Organic geochemistry of the middle Paleozoic Ora Formation in Iraq: Implications for source rock assessment and hydrocarbon potentiality. [PDF]
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Organic Geochemistry and 1-D Basin Modeling of the Late Triassic Baluti Formation: Implication of Shale Oil Potential in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. [PDF]
Mohialdeen IMJ +6 more
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Viruses in marine sediments: a review of their effect on biogeochemistry and microbial interactions. [PDF]
Williams JRA, Biddle JF.
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