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17:13, 19 February 2023 Marakushev talk contribs created page Talk:Deep inorganic origin of kerogen (Crude oil, natural gas, naphthides genesis: new section) Tag: New topic
17:07, 19 February 2023 Marakushev talk contribs created page Deep inorganic origin of kerogen (←Created page with 'Kerogen is a polymeric carbonaceous matter of carbonaceous chondrites, similar in composition and structure to “mature” kerogen of the “oil-source” rocks [Kerridge, 1983; Kissin, 2003; Matthewman et al., 2013; Alexander et al., 2017; Quirico et al., 2018; d'Ischia et al., 2021]. The discovery of kerogen in the composition of meteorites does not allow us to suggest a biological source of carbon for the formation of this "organic" matter, and this in...') Tag: large unwikified new article
12:42, 30 November 2022 Marakushev talk contribs created page A inorganic kerogen origin (←Created page with 'The concept of biological roots of all naphthides is opposed by the idea of a deep, abiogenic (inorganic) oil and gas origin, which proposed by A. Humboldt (1805), and then substantiated by D. I. Mendeleev (1877). According to it, all gas and oil deposits (hydrocarbons in general), as reservoirs of carbon matter in the earth's crust (sedimentary depressions and crystalline basement), are deep, abiogenic-mantle (inorganic or mineral) in origin. As a conseque...') Tag: large unwikified new article
12:38, 30 November 2022 Marakushev talk contribs created page User:Marakushev (←Created page with 'The concept of biological roots of all naphthides is opposed by the idea of a deep, abiogenic (inorganic) oil and gas origin, which proposed by A. Humboldt (1805), and then substantiated by D. I. Mendeleev (1877). According to it, all gas and oil deposits (hydrocarbons in general), as reservoirs of carbon matter in the earth's crust (sedimentary depressions and crystalline basement), are deep, abiogenic-mantle (inorganic or mineral) in origin. As a conseque...')
18:09, 29 November 2022 Marakushev talk contribs created page A inorganic kerogen origin (←Created page with 'Kerogen generation in black shale rocks occurs by the sequential transition through metastable equilibria of liquid oil and crystalline kerogens (phase “freezing” of oil). The upward migration of hydrocarbons (HC) of oil fluids, clearly recorded in the processes of oil deposit replenishment in oil fields, shifts the oil ↔ kerogen equilibrium towards the formation of kerogen. In addition, with decreasing of the hydrogen chemical potential as a result o...')
16:55, 29 November 2022 Marakushev talk contribs created page Inorganic kerogen origin (←Created page with 'Kerogen generation in black shale rocks occurs by the sequential transition through metastable equilibria of liquid oil and crystalline kerogens (phase freezing of oil). A falling of temperature and hydrogen pressure in rising HC fluids will lead to the transformation of fluid hydrocarbons into liquid oil, and as the HC fluids rise to the surface, the HC ↔oil ↔ kerogen equilibrium will shift towards the formation of oil and kerogen. The upward migration...') Tag: large unwikified new article
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