Barnett Shale or Strawn Group: Identifying the Source of Stray Gas through Noble Gases in the Trinity Aquifer, North-Central Texas
Tao Wen(Syracuse University), T. E. Larson(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Daniele L. Pinti(Université du Québec à Montréal), Roxana Darvari(Bureau of Economic Geology), M. Clara Castro(University of Michigan), Jean‐Philippe Nicot(Bureau of Economic Geology), Chris M. Hall(University of Michigan), P. J. Mickler(Bureau of Economic Analysis)
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December 1, 2017
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