Recovery of shale oil condensate from different oil shales using a flow-through apparatus

Amer, Mohammad W.; Yi, Fei; Marshall, Marc; Jackson, W. Roy; Gorbaty, Martin L.; Chaffee, Alan L.

doi:10.1016/j.fuproc.2015.01.009

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“…Oil shale is a sedimentary rock which contains a wide range of minerals and an appreciable amount of organic matter (OM) [1,2], which can be used to generate electrical energy or produce higher value fuels [3,4]. The composition of the inorganic matter varies considerably.…”

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Isolation of Organic Matter by the Naoh-HCL Method From Two Marine Oil Shales Using Oven and Sealed Autoclave Techniques

Alhesan¹,

Marshall²,

Jackson³

et al. 2019

Oil Shale

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Organic matter (OM) was isolated from two marine oil shales, El-Lajjun and Julia Creek, using NaOH-HCl and humin and humic acid fractions separated. Two treatments were required to reduce humin ash yield to below 11 wt% db. The humin yield of the autoclave method was 80 wt% of OM (dry mineral-matter-free, dmmf), compared to only 20-60 wt% dmmf for the oven method, possibly due to the increased NaOH solution strength and some oxidation. Oven and autoclave methods both gave humin similar in chemical structure to shale OM, regardless of yield. This similarity has implications as to shale OM structure.

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