Distinguishing solid bitumens formed by thermochemical sulfate reduction and thermal chemical alteration
S. R. Kelemen(ExxonMobil (Germany)), Kenneth E. Peters(Schlumberger (British Virgin Islands)), Michael Sansone(ExxonMobil (United States)), Geoffrey S. Ellis(United States Geological Survey), P. J. Kwiatek(ExxonMobil (United States)), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Yongchun Tang(California Institute of Technology), Howard Freund(ExxonMobil (United States)), Mobae Afeworki(ExxonMobil (United States)), Hans G. Machel(University of Alberta), Clifford C. Walters(Bureau of Economic Analysis)
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