Titlebook: Geochemistry in Petroleum Exploration; Douglas W. Waples Book 1985 International Human Resources Development Corporation 1985 carbon.chemi

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rganic geochemistry and to show how to apply geochemistry advantageously in an explora- tion program. I have made the explicit assumption that most readers will have a sound background in geology but far less knowledge of, or interest in, chemistry. Be- cause there is no need for an exploration geol

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Rhetorik und normative Theorie,1% of the annual photo- synthetic production escapes from the carbon cycle and is preserved in sediments. Oxidative decay of dead organic matter is a highly efficient process mediated largely by microorganisms.

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Funktionentheoretische Methoden,mal course in organic chemistry, in which one must also learn all the reactions of many classes of compounds. The chemical reactions of interest to us are very few and are discussed only briefly. This chapter also includes a summaiy of the basic theory behind isotope effects.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91110-6ate samples with each other, and to understand transformation processes like biodegradation. Without these sophisticated analytical capabilities, petroleum geochemistiy would still be in a veiy primitive state.

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Die Integrationsfunktion der Massenmedientations we face in attempting to obtain reliable maturity measurements. In some areas there are no well samples available; indeed, in frontier basins there may not be a single well within tens or hundreds of miles.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07013-9materials of the same type (two oils, for example), but they are also possible between dissimilar samples (oils with kerogens or bitumens, bitumens with kerogens). Correlations involving gases are more difficult and will be treated separately in this chapter.

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Rolf Lefering,Edmund Neugebauero have maximum value for explorationists, it must utilize a comprehensive model for the entire . under study. This model should describe the locus and timing of hydrocarbon generation, direction and efficiency of migration, probable areas of entrapment, and potential for preservation in a reservoir.

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Kerogen,molecular fragments. The chemical and physical characteristics of a kerogen are strongly influenced by the type of biogenic molecules from which the kerogen is formed and by diagenetic transformations of those organic molecules.