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• W1096149045 abstract "Maturation parameters are extremely important in delineating important aspects of geological sciences. This chapter describes the complexity, usefulness and limitations of vitrinite reflectance, and demonstrates the advantages and limitations of spectral fluorescence. It also discusses the relationship between vitrinite reflectance and spectral fluorescence, and introduces the pulsed laser fluorescence for the evaluation of maturation of crude oils and condensates. Of the various maturation parameters, vitrinite reflectance, spectral fluorescence, and laser fluorescence utilize incident-light microscopy. Vitrinite reflectance is the most widely used maturation parameter. Vitrinite reflectance is mainly a condensation reaction. Vitrinite reflectance is useful in (a) delineating a regional maturation profile; (b) as a checking parameter for geochemical basin modeling; (c) in distinguishing important geological phenomena; (d) in determining paleoheat-flow in a basin; and (e) in establishing the degree of oxidation in sediments. Fluorescence parameters are more useful in determining maturity than vitrinite reflectance for diagenetic and catagenetic stages, especially for carbonates and shales of Type-I and -IIA kerogen and for pre-Devonian sediments. Pulsed laser fluorescence method utilizes decay time and component spectra of at least three individual fluorophores, which determine maturity of normal and biodegraded crude oil." @default.
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• W1096149045 date "1992-01-01" @default.
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• W1096149045 title "Chapter 9 Maturation of Organic Matter as Revealed by Microscopic Methods: Applications and Limitations of Vitrinite Reflectance, and Continuous Spectral and Pulsed Laser Fluorescence Spectroscopy" @default.
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