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Petroleum Formation and Occurrence
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Author(s):
Bernard P. Tissot
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Dietrich H. Welte
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1984
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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978-3-642-87815-2
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978-3-642-87813-8
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1984
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10.1007/978-3-642-87813-8
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Production and Accumulation of Organic Matter The Organic Carbon Cycle
pp. 14
Evolution of the Biosphere
pp. 21
Biological Productivity of Modern Aquatic Environments
pp. 31
Chemical Composition of the Biomass: Bacteria, Phytoplankton, Zooplankton, Higher Plants
pp. 55
Sedimentary Processes and the Accumulation of Organic Matter
pp. 69
Diagenesis, Catagenesis and Metagenesis of Organic Matter
pp. 74
Early Transformation of Organic Matter: The Diagenetic Pathway from Organisms to Geochemical Fossils and Kerogen
pp. 93
Geochemical Fossils and Their Significance in Petroleum Formation
pp. 131
Kerogen: Composition and Classification
pp. 160
From Kerogen to Petroleum
pp. 199
Formation of Gas
pp. 215
Formation of Petroleum in Relation to Geological Processes. Timing of Oil and Gas Generation
pp. 229
Coal and its Relation to Oil and Gas
pp. 254
Oil Shales: A Kerogen-Rich Sediment with Potential Economic Value
pp. 293
An Introduction to Migration and Accumulation of Oil and Gas
pp. 296
Physicochemical Aspects of Primary Migration
pp. 325
Geological and Geochemical Aspects of Primary Migration
pp. 341
Secondary Migration and Accumulation
pp. 357
Reservoir Rocks and Traps, the Sites of Oil and Gas Pools
pp. 375
Composition of Crude Oils
pp. 415
Classification of Crude Oils
pp. 424
Geochemical Fossils in Crude Oils and Sediments as Indicators of Depositional Environment and Geological History
pp. 439
Geological Control of Petroleum Type
pp. 459
Petroleum Alteration
pp. 470
Heavy Oils and Tar Sands
pp. 495
Identification of Source Rocks
pp. 548
Oil and Source Rock Correlation
pp. 571
Locating Petroleum Prospects: Application of Principle of Petroleum Generation and Migration — Geological Modeling
pp. 583
Geochemical Modeling: A Quantitative Approach to the Evaluation of Oil and Gas Prospects
pp. 609
Habitat of Petroleum
pp. 641
The Distribution of World Oil and Gas Reserves and Geological—Geochemical Implications
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