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  • Tags: Isotope fractionation

Gas-in-place (GIP) content and gas-adsorbed ratio are crucial parameters for resource potential assessment, sweet spot prediction, and production strategy optimization. Various methods have been proposed from different perspectives to evaluate these…

Position-specific isotope analysis (PSIA) of propane can provide novel and valuable information to constrain the origin and history of natural gases. We conducted a systematic experimental study to determine the kinetics of propane pyrolysis,…

Gas-in-place (GIP) and gas-adsorbed ratio are crucial parameters for resource potential assessment and production strategy optimization. Although various methods have been proposed to evaluate these two parameters, none have been widely recognized…

Methane transportation in tight sedimentary rocks results in significant and complex isotope fractionation. Existing models and mechanistic studies of isotope fractionation cannot fully explain the actual observations in gas transport processes that…

Gas-in-place (GIP) content and gas-adsorbed ratio are crucial parameters for resource potential assessment, sweet spot prediction, and production strategy optimization. Various methods have been proposed from different perspectives to evaluate these…

Gas-in-place (GIP) content and gas-adsorbed ratio are crucial parameters for resource potential assessment, sweet spot prediction, and production strategy optimization. Various methods have been proposed from different perspectives to evaluate these…

Position-specific isotope analysis (PSIA) of propane can provide novel and valuable information to constrain the origin and history of natural gases. We conducted a systematic experimental study to determine the kinetics of propane pyrolysis,…

Gas-in-place (GIP) and gas-adsorbed ratio are crucial parameters for resource potential assessment and production strategy optimization. Although various methods have been proposed to evaluate these two parameters, none have been widely recognized…

Methane transportation in tight sedimentary rocks results in significant and complex isotope fractionation. Existing models and mechanistic studies of isotope fractionation cannot fully explain the actual observations in gas transport processes that…
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