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Silica-Bicarbonate Balance In The Ocean And Early Diagenesis

Fred T. Mackenzie, Robert M. Garrels

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of CO2 to the atmosphere, leaves about 40 percent of the HCO3- unaccounted for! These two problems can be solved by assuming that an acid--base reaction...

1966

The Dilemma of Assessing Heavy Metal Toxicity

Wayne C. Isphording and Maria E. Bundy

GCAGS Transactions

... compounds. Factors Controlling Metal Toxicity Wood (1974) proposed a threefold classification of metals and grouped them as: (1) non-critical, (2...

1999

MINERALOGY AND DIAGENESIS OF LOW-PERMEABILITY SANDSTONES OF LATE CRETACEOUS AGE, PICEANCE CREEK BASIN, NORTHWESTERN COLORADO

Paula L. Hansley, Ronald C. Johnson

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... stones in the Piceance Creek Basin, northwestern Colorado. - . is The purpose of this study - -to identify the factors controlling natural gas occurrence...

1980

Flysch and Associated Beds of the Martinsburg Formation (Ordovician), Central Appalachians

Earle F. Mcbride

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... (FOOTNOTE 4) is estimated to comprise 95 percent of the lower member and from 30 to 60 percent of the upper member of the Martinsburg Formation...

1962

Geochemical Methods for the Quantitative Evaluation of the Petroleum Potential of Sedimentary Basins

A. E. Kontorovich

AAPG Special Volumes

... in the Far East: Journal of Petroleum Geology, v. 1, n. 2, p. 3-56. Halbouty, M.T., et al, 1973, Factors controlling the formation of giant oil...

1984

Benthic Foraminifers from the Siliceous Sidney Flat Shale and the Kellogg Shale„An Eocene Oxygen-Deficient Environment

Paula T. Jefferis

Pacific Section SEPM

... comprise 5 percent or more of any one sample were used. Several species were grouped together with their generic names because their morphologic variation...

1984

Modern Carbonate Sediment Facies Heterogeneity at the Development Scale—An Example from Joulters Cays, Bahamas

R. P. Major, Don G. Bebout, Paul M. Harris

West Texas Geological Society

..., World’s giant oil and gas fields, geologic factors affecting their formation, and basin classification—Part I, Giant oil and gas fields, in M...

1997

Application of Pyrolysis and Gas Chromatography to Geochemical Characterization of Kerogen in Sedimentary Rock

A. Giraud

AAPG Bulletin

... tube, the central part of which is filled through a length of 6-7 cm with chromosorb P 70-100-mesh, impregnated with 5 percent apiezon L. This trap...

1970

Brine Mixing: an Additional Mechanism for Formation of Basin Evaporites

Omer B. Raup

AAPG Bulletin

...--as specific gravity and as percent saturation. Specific gravity, as is customary, represents the weight of a unit volume of solution divided by the weight...

1970

The Mechanics of Secondary Hydrocarbon Migration and Entrapment

Tim T. Schowalter

Earth Science Bulletin (WGA)

..., Southwestern Legal Foundation, Prentice-Hall, Inc., pp. 38–69. Hobson, G. D., 1962, Factors affecting oil and gas accumulations: Journal...

1976

Intragranular Growth of Marine Aragonite and Mg-Calcite: Evidence of Precipitation from Supersaturated Seawater

Torbjorn Alexandersson

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... nearshore calcareous sediments. The calcite has 15 to 17 mole percent MgCO3 in solid solution. The intragranular fillings are best developed in sediments...

1972

The Factors Controlling the Formation and Chemistry of Dolomite in Organic Rich Sediments Miocene Drakes Bay Formation California

Stephen J. Burns, Paul A. Baker, William J. Showers

Special Publications of SEPM

...The Factors Controlling the Formation and Chemistry of Dolomite in Organic Rich Sediments Miocene Drakes Bay Formation California Stephen J. Burns...

1988

Mineral Transformations During in Situ Recovery of Bitumen from Carbonate Rock: A Statistical-Experimental Study

A.E. Bizon, J.A. Boon, W. Kubacki

CSPG Bulletin

... levels of each of the factors: bitumen (absent and present), temperature (200°C and 265°C), salinity (no NaCl and 0.1 m NaCl), and time (13 days...

1984

Global Coal Occurrence: Chapter 1

E. R. Landis, J. N. Weaver

AAPG Special Volumes

... scientific and technical use: Coal is a readily combustible rock containing more than 50 percent by weight and more than 70 percent by volume of carbonaceous...

1993

STRIPPABLE COAL DEPOSITS, EASTERN MONTANA

ROBERT E. MATSON

Montana Geological Society

... is 6,520 Btu/lb. At Colstrip (No. 14, Figure 2) The Western Energy Company Mine, the moisture is about 23.1 percent and heating value 8,600 Btu/lb...

1975

Review of Hydraulic Fracturing and Its Effect on Exploration

George Roberts Jr.

Tulsa Geological Society

... to explore this possibility, performance calculations were made for several hypothetical reservoirs. Figure 2 is a plot of percent recovery of the oil...

1954

Paleocology as an Exploration Tool

John B. Dunlap, Jr.

GCAGS Transactions

... SEPM Committees on Paleoecology (Albers, 1966, Tipsword et al., 1966). A successful exploration program deals with three prime factors in their proper...

1970

The Reservoir Geology of the Wanaea and Cossack Oil Fields

Giovanni A. E. di Toro

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... and permeability. One of the contributing factors to the decrease in permeability is the appearence of diagenetic chlorite. This, in turn, can...

1994

Controls on H2S Concentration and Hydrocarbon Destruction in the Eastern Smackover Trend

William J. Wade , Jeffrey S. Hanor , Roger Sassen

GCAGS Transactions

... reservoirs and decrease with depth to very low concentrations in the Norphlet Formation. Key factors controlling equilibrium H2S concentrations in Smackover...

1989

Sediments of Charlotte Harbor, Southwestern Florida

Ter-Chien Huang, H. G. Goodell

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., and biological factors which influence the sediment types (fig. 19). FIG. 16. [Grey Scale] Computed surface map of the percent phosphate (quadratic...

1967

Hydrocarbons in Thermal Areas, Northwestern Wyoming

J. D. Love, John M. Good

Wyoming Geological Association

..., p. 85-292. Craig. Harmon, 1957, Isotopic standards for carbon and oxygen and correction factors for mass-spectrometric analysis of carbon dioxide...

1982

A Review of the Multiwell Experiment in Tight Gas Sandstones of the Mesaverde Group, Piceance Basin, Colorado

Phillip H. Nelson

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

...~ percent) G a m m Roy (normal~zed) I ?M Deep Induction R e s ~ s l i v ~ ~ y (ohm-m) ~m, V a Nucc~o Johnson. and 1989 o Howd and Freeman. 1989...

2002

Aqueous Solubility of Petroleum as Applied to Its Origin and Primary Migration

Leigh C. Price

AAPG Bulletin

... (93-95 percent reduction in solubility). Thus, the pronounced decrease in solubility of petroleums at the lower temperatures at shallower basin depths...

1976

The Rainbow Imports Landslide - A Window for Looking at Landslide Mechanisms within the Ogden River Landslide Complex, Weber County, Utah

Bruce C. Vandre, Mike Lowe

Utah Geological Association

... memorandum, 2 p. Liao, S. and Whitman, R.V., 1985, Overburden correction factors for SPT in sand, technical note: American Society of Civil Engineers...

1995

Trophic Group Analysis of Upper Cretaceous (Maestrichtian) Bivalve Assemblages from South Dakota

D. C. Rhoads , I. G. Speden , K. M. Waage

AAPG Bulletin

.... The distribution of herbivores, parasites, carnivores, or scavengers is determined largely by biotic factors, i.e., by the presence or absence of plants, hosts...

1972

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