“…It is of great significance to investigate the desorption–diffusion–transport process of CBM in the regional geological context by studying the gas components of CBM. − The geochemical characterization of CBM is an important means to study the type of CBM genesis and gas transport characteristics. , CH 4 undergoes isotopic fractionation due to desorption and diffusion during transport in porous media coal beds . Currently, a great deal of research has been conducted on isotopic fractionation after CBM generation, especially during CBM transportation processes (including primary/secondary migration, uplift and dissipation, core degassing, and gas well production). − The source of methane in the aquifer overlying the reservoir was obtained from CBM gas concentrations and isotopic differentiation . A kinetic model of methane carbon isotope fractionation can be constructed to evaluate the CBM content and determine the stage of CBM extraction .…”