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About this book
This book presents the Rock-Eval® method, which was invented in France in the 1970s and is used by the oil industry worldwide to characterize source rocks and reservoir rocks as well as their petroleum potential. Rock Eval® has also spread to other fields of application, including soil science, paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, environmental science (i.e. monitoring pollution remediation), material chemistry (i.e. carbonates, microplastics) and many others.
The Rock-Eval Method presents a collection of chapters reviewing this method and its fields of application, and examines its possible developments. The authors are from either the academic or applied sector and have all contributed to the development of the Rock Eval® apparatus and method. This instrument, which lies somewhere between a chromatographic, a thermal and an elemental analyzer, is now evolving to be an analytical platform, on which new fields of applications can be tested in the future.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Presentation of Units, Symbols and Acronyms
- List of Formulae
- Chapter 1. Historical Perspectives
- Chapter 2. Principles and Methods
- Chapter 3. Parameters and Illustration of Results
- Chapter 4. Guidance on Sampling, Effects of Mineral Matrix and Other Artifacts on Thermograms
- Chapter 5. Comparison with Other Methods
- Chapter 6. Characterization of Petroleum Source Rocks
- Chapter 7. Determining the Parameters of Thermal Cracking of Fossil Organic Matter
- Chapter 8. Characterization of Sulfur Compounds
- Chapter 9. Study of Organic Matter in Recent Sediments
- Chapter 10. Characterization and Evaluation of the Stability of Soil Organic Matter
- Chapter 11. Study of Natural and Anthropogenic Events
- Chapter 12. Detection and Monitoring of Oil Pollution in the Environment
- Chapter 13. Analysis of Carbonates
- Chapter 14. What’s Next for Rock-Eval®?
- References
- List of Authors
- Index
- EULA