Occurrence Characteristics of Fluids in Shale Oil Reservoirs via a 2D NMR and Frozen Core Analysis: A Case Study of the Jurassic Lianggaoshan Formation in Central Sichuan Basin
Rui Zhang(University of Rostock), Changhong Cai(Southwest Petroleum University), Qiang Xie(Wuhan Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute), Yiqing Zhu(Tongji University), Kai Yu(Southwest Petroleum University), Haoming Chen(Guangdong Pharmaceutical University), Qian Pang(Planetary Science Institute), Chunyu Qin(Southwest Petroleum University)
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