Evidence of the Near‐Source Accumulation of the Tight Sandstone Gas in Northern Ordos Basin, North‐Central China

Evidence of the Near‐Source Accumulation of the Tight Sandstone Gas in Northern Ordos Basin, North‐Central China
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10.1111/1755-6724.13413
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2017-10
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Acta Geologica Sinica ‐ English Edition
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Zhi Yang;Qiyan Li;Songtao Wu;Senhu Lin;Xinshe Liu
Zhi Yang;Qiyan Li;Songtao Wu;Senhu Lin;Xinshe Liu
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Zhi Yang;Qiyan Li;Songtao Wu;Senhu Lin;Xinshe Liu

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