Experimental investigation of oil generation, retention, and expulsion within Type II kerogen-dominated marine shales: Insights from gold-tube nonhydrous pyrolysis of Barnett and Woodford Shales using miniature core plugs
Deyong Shao(Lanzhou University), Bo Qiao(Lanzhou University), Huan Luo(Lanzhou University), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Lucy T. Ko(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Liuliu Zhang(Jiangsu Cancer Hospital), Yanfang Li(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology), Jianping Yan(Lanzhou University)
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