Chemical and Carbon Isotopic Gas Compositions from The Wolfcamp In Permian Basin and their Geological Significance
Tongwei Zhang(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Scott J. Hamlin(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Xun Sun(Paul Scherrer Institute), Lucy T. Ko(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Di Meng(Bureau of Economic Analysis)
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