Kerogen / Bernard Durand

Public ISBD Titre : Kerogen : Insoluble Organic Matter from Sedimentary Rocks Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Bernard Durand, Auteur Editeur : Technip Année de publication : 1980 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-2-7108-0371-3 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : LES ENERGIES:03.Le pétrole et le gaz Mots-clés : Kerogen Oil-shales Sedimentary rocks Résumé : this work provides a comprehensive overview of the geochemistry, structure, and origin of kerogen, which is the most abundant form of organic carbon on Earth.The work remains a standard reference in organic geochemistry and has been used to define procedures for isolating kerogen from rock matrices Note de contenu : Sedimentary organic matter and kerogen. Definition and quantitative importance of kerogen / B. Durand -- Procedures for kerogen isolation / B. Durand and G. Nicaise -- Les kerogenes vus au microscope / A. Combaz -- Elemental analysis of kerogens (C, H, O, N, S, Fe) / B. durand and J. C. Monin -- Thermogravimetric analysis and associated techniques applied to kerogens / C. Durand-Souron -- Characterization of kerogens and of their evolution by infrared spectroscopy / P. G. Rouxhet, P. L. Robin and G. Nicaise -- Electron microscopic study of kerogen microtexture. Selected criteria for determining the evolution path and evolution stage of kerogen / A. Oberlin, J. L. Boulmier and M. Villey -- Electron paramagnetic resonance in kerogen studies / A. Marchand and J. Conard -- C13/C12 in kerogen / E. M. Galimov -- Structure elucidation of kerogen by chemical methods / D. Vitorovic -- Petrographie du kerogene / B. Alpern -- The optical evolution of kerogen and geothermal histories applied to oil and gas exploration / P. Robert -- Structure of kerogens as seen by investigations on soluble extracts / M. Vandenbroucke -- Origin and formation of organic matter in recent sediments and its relation to kerogen / A. Y. Huc -- Evolution geochimique de la matiere organique / R. Pelet. Kerogen : Insoluble Organic Matter from Sedimentary Rocks [texte imprimé] / Bernard Durand, Auteur . - Technip, 1980. ISBN : 978-2-7108-0371-3 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : LES ENERGIES:03.Le pétrole et le gaz Mots-clés : Kerogen Oil-shales Sedimentary rocks Résumé : this work provides a comprehensive overview of the geochemistry, structure, and origin of kerogen, which is the most abundant form of organic carbon on Earth.The work remains a standard reference in organic geochemistry and has been used to define procedures for isolating kerogen from rock matrices Note de contenu : Sedimentary organic matter and kerogen. Definition and quantitative importance of kerogen / B. Durand -- Procedures for kerogen isolation / B. Durand and G. Nicaise -- Les kerogenes vus au microscope / A. Combaz -- Elemental analysis of kerogens (C, H, O, N, S, Fe) / B. durand and J. C. Monin -- Thermogravimetric analysis and associated techniques applied to kerogens / C. Durand-Souron -- Characterization of kerogens and of their evolution by infrared spectroscopy / P. G. Rouxhet, P. L. Robin and G. Nicaise -- Electron microscopic study of kerogen microtexture. Selected criteria for determining the evolution path and evolution stage of kerogen / A. Oberlin, J. L. Boulmier and M. Villey -- Electron paramagnetic resonance in kerogen studies / A. Marchand and J. Conard -- C13/C12 in kerogen / E. M. Galimov -- Structure elucidation of kerogen by chemical methods / D. Vitorovic -- Petrographie du kerogene / B. Alpern -- The optical evolution of kerogen and geothermal histories applied to oil and gas exploration / P. Robert -- Structure of kerogens as seen by investigations on soluble extracts / M. Vandenbroucke -- Origin and formation of organic matter in recent sediments and its relation to kerogen / A. Y. Huc -- Evolution geochimique de la matiere organique / R. Pelet.

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