Effects of pressure on gas generation and pore evolution in thermally matured calcareous mudrock: Insights from gold-tube pyrolysis of the Eagle Ford Shale using miniature core plugs
Deyong Shao(Lanzhou University), Meng Kang(Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China), Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Liuliu Zhang(Jiangsu Cancer Hospital), Yanfang Li(Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology)
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