Geochemical interactions of shale and brine in autoclave experiments—Understanding mineral reactions during hydraulic fracturing of Marcellus and Eagle Ford Shales
Jiemin Lu(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Roxana Darvari(Bureau of Economic Geology), William L. Esch(ExxonMobil (United States)), Jean‐Philippe Nicot(Bureau of Economic Geology), P. J. Mickler(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Wanjoo Choi(Equinor (Norway))
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