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地球学报 2009
Characteristics of Kerogens and Their Carbon Isotope Implications for the Shengli River Oil Shale in Qiangtang Basin, Northern Tibet
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Abstract:
The Shengli River oil shale in the southern part of northern Qiangtang depression within northern Tibet plateau has a EW-extending length of more than 34 km and a width of 9 m in the north-south direction.Such oil shale is of great importance in the assessment of oil and gas resources in Qiangtang basin.The oil shale has high kerogen contents and H/C ratios(1.11~1.19)and low O/C values(0.08~0.25),implying a fairly ideal source rock.The oil shale and interbedded marl from the Shengli River area in Qiangtang basin have a remarkably heavy Ckerogen isotopic composition.ranging in δ~(13)C values of the bulk organic matter from-20.79‰ to-2 1.78‰.The enrichment of ~(13)C in the Shengli River oil shale can be attributed to a combination of the high growth rate and the sedimentary environment,with the paleo-lagoon environment obviously controlling the spatial distribution and size of oil shale.