Hydrocarbon compositions of bitumens from mineralized Devonian lavas and Carboniferous sedimentary rocks, central Scotland
Hydrocarbon compositions of bitumens from mineralized Devonian lavas and Carboniferous sedimentary rocks, central Scotland
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苏格兰中部矿化泥盆纪熔岩和石炭纪沉积岩中沥青的碳氢化合物成分
DOI:
10.1016/0264-8172(89)90028-7
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发表时间:
1989
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
S. Brassell
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作者:
N. Robinson;J. Parnell;S. Brassell
Solid bitumens occur in mineralized veins in the Lower Devonian Ochil Volcanic Formation in the Midland Valley of Scotland. Bitumens are also widespread in the Carboniferous of the Midland Valley. Gas chromatography (g.c.) - mass spectrometry (m.s.) studies undertaken on bitumens from the Devonian rocks and on Devonian and Carboniferous mudrocks show that the bitumens contain biomarkers and that Carboniferous rocks are the more likely source for the bitumens. Hydrocarbons may have migrated into the Devonian rocks along the Ochil Fault zone from a downthrown Carboniferous basin to the south of the fault. The organic geochemistry of bitumen samples from the Carboniferous rocks reflects varying degrees of biodegradation, and heating by igneous intrusions.