Petrology of the Devonian gas-bearing shale along Lake Erie helps explain gas shows

Petrology of the Devonian gas-bearing shale along Lake Erie helps explain gas shows [electronic resource]

Comprehensive petrologic study of 136 thin sections of the Ohio Shale along Lake Erie, when combined with detailed stratigraphic study, helps explain the occurrence of its gas shows, most of which occur in the silty, greenish-gray, organic poor Chagrin Shale and Three Lick Bed. Both have thicker sil...

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Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Oak Ridge, Tenn. : distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy, 1980.
Subjects:
Black Shales.
Chemical Analysis.
Petrology.
Natural Gas Deposits.
Exploration.
New York.
Stratigraphy.
Carbon.
Devonian Period.
Gas Yields.
Hydrogen.
Lake Erie.
Nitrogen.
Resource Assessment.
Bituminous Materials.
Carbonaceous Materials.
Chattanooga Formation.
Elements.
Energy Sources.
Fossil Fuels.
Fuels.
Geologic Ages.
Geologic Deposits.
Geologic Formations.
Geology.
Great Lakes.
Lakes.
Materials.
Mid-Atlantic Region.
Mineral Resources.
Nonmetals.
North America.
Oil Shales.
Paleozoic Era.
Resources.
Surface Waters.
Usa.
Yields.
Natural Gas.

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