2010
DOI: 10.1134/s1990793110070146
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Possible mechanism of oil formation in a flow of supercritical fluid (using carbon dioxide as an example)

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“…Earlier (Lifshits 2009), we considered the case of the introduction of a flow of deep fluids in a supercritical state into a sedimentary basin with DOM. An assumption was made and shown experimentally using supercritical СО 2 as an example – that the fluid is capable of extracting and transporting petroleum hydrocarbons from dense oil-source rocks, concentrating them into a pool (Lifshits & Chalaya 2010).…”
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“…Earlier (Lifshits 2009), we considered the case of the introduction of a flow of deep fluids in a supercritical state into a sedimentary basin with DOM. An assumption was made and shown experimentally using supercritical СО 2 as an example – that the fluid is capable of extracting and transporting petroleum hydrocarbons from dense oil-source rocks, concentrating them into a pool (Lifshits & Chalaya 2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before each experiment, a blank (without sample loading) run of CO 2 was carried out to make sure that there were no extracted substances from the previous experiment in the system. This technique for conducting experiments with supercritical CO 2 has been tested in previous work (Lifshits & Chalaya 2010; Lifshits et al . 2012).…”
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