Vanadium, nickel and sulfur in crude oils and source rocks and their relationship with biomarkers: Implications for the origin of crude oils in Venezuelan basins
This work presents a study of vanadium, nickel and sulfur concentrations and biomarkers in a suite of crude oils and source rocks from three Venezuelan basins (Maracaibo and Eastern basins and Barinas sub-basin). Crude oils range from unaltered to altered by biodegradation, and source rocks are char...
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2017
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مواد مشابهة: Vanadium, nickel and sulfur in crude oils and source rocks and their relationship with biomarkers: Implications for the origin of crude oils in Venezuelan basins
- Use of Emulsion Systems for the Determination of Sulfur, Nickel and Vanadium in Heavy Crude Oil Samples by lnductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry
- V/Ni ratio as a parameter in palaeoenvironmental characterisation of nonmature medium-crude oils from several Latin American basins
- Comparison of crude oil source-related indicators based on C15-, C15+ and C40+ parameters
- Evidence for mixed and biodegraded crude oils in the Socororo field, Eastern Venezuela Basin
- Determination of Vanadium/Nickel Proportionality in the Asphaltene Fraction of Crude Oil Using Thin-Layer Chromatography with Femtosecond Laser Ablation−Inductively Coupled Plasma−Mass Spectrometry
- Comparative study of crude oils from the Machete area in the Eastern Venezuelan Basin by pyrolysis of asphaltenes