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High carbon Black shale
Organic carbon cycling and black shale deposition: an Earth
2023年9月15日 We propose that black shale depositions are the results of interactions among lithospheric evolution, orbital forcing, weathering, photosynthesis and degradation Black The black shales deposited in the early Aptian around 120 million years ago, and at the CenomanianTuronian boundary around 94 million years ago, 2,5,12–14) have a global distribution and an extraordinarily high organic carbon contentThe origin of Cretaceous black shales: a change in the 2023年9月15日 In this paper, we discuss the organic carbon cycle and the development of black shale from the perspective of Earth System Science We propose that black shale depositions are the results(PDF) Organic carbon cycling and black shale Black shales are darkcolored, usually thinly laminated mudstones containing appreciable organic matter (>05 wt% C), authigenic iron sulfides and, silt and claysized detrital particles that in Black Shale an overview ScienceDirect Topics
Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black
2002年1月25日 Its role in black shale formation is reasonable because of its demonstrated importance in modern sediments Our initial investigation of black shales shows a strong relation between MSA and TOC, implying that MSA 2013年1月1日 Black Shales are fine grained, generally organic carbonrich sedimentary rocks that primarily consist of a mixture of clay minerals, quartz silt, organic particles (mostly Black shales SpringerLink2018年4月26日 To investigate the origin, type and hydrocarbon generation potential of shale, we studied the characteristic of its insoluble organic matter by RockEval to determine the Total Organic CarbonThe origin, type and hydrocarbon generation potential 2023年8月16日 Black shale, as an important unconventional energy resource, has attracted significant attention in recent years By studying its sedimentary and geochemical characteristics, it is possible to reconstruct ancient depositional Geochemical Characteristics and Geological
Organic carbon cycling and black shale deposition: an Earth
carbon cycle and the development of black shale from the perspective of Earth System Science We propose that black shale depositions are the results of interactions among lithospheric Black shales and modern oxygendepleted environments show various geochemical and ecological characteristics indicative of increasingly harsh life conditions (Table 1) Rhoads and Black Shales SpringerLinkBlack shale results from the presence of greater than one percent carbonaceous material and indicates a reducing environment [4] while a black color in an ancient shale indicates a high carbon content [7] Most shales are marine in Shale Wikipedia2023年8月21日 Shale with high alumina content is used in cement production The shale with a high natural gas content has recently been used as an energy source Quartz and other minerals are typically found in shale Although the Shale Properties, Composition, Formation, Uses
Uncover the black box of black shales The Innovation
Thus, the development of organic carbon rich black shales on global scale may have significant impacts on environmental redox and global climate change Carbon cycle, particularly the burial of organic carbon in black shales, is linked to other global biogeochemical cycles, eg, N, S, P, and trace elements Mo, V, Cu, Zn, Ni, etcCarbon black is an extremely versatile substance which is making an increasingly valuable contribution to the automotive industry Imerys is the leading supplier of highly conductive carbonbased solutions for conductive carbon black used in lithiumion batteries powering electric vehicles and consumer electronics It is also a valuable ingredient in polymer compounds used Highquality, high purity conductive carbon blacks ImerysBlack Shale Characteristics: Dark color due to high carbon content, low permeability, and potential for hydrocarbon generation Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction: The process of using black shales to infer past climates, ocean chemistry, and biological productivityBlack Shales: Characteristics Formation Vaia2024年7月17日 Black shale represents a unique and strategic vanadium resource in China, accounting for ~ 90% of the nation’s vanadium reserves The complex forms of occurrence of vanadium in black shale, particularly its incorporation into aluminosilicate mica via isomorphism, render it tightly bound and challenging to extract Against the backdrop of green metallurgy A review of mechanism and technology of vanadium extraction
(PDF) Uncover the black box of black shales ResearchGate
2023年1月1日 Black shales are also enriched in many rare metals, and precious elements These elements are referred to as critical minerals or key metals because most of them are essential for modern society 2022年7月7日 To reveal the role of tephra in the deposition of black shale during periods of volcanic activity, we performed lithostratigraphic and geochemical analyses on 14 horizontally sliced samples A millimeterscale insight into formation mechanism of lacustrine black Black Shales are fine grained, generally organic carbonrich sedimentary rocks that primarily consist of a mixture of clay minerals, The high organic carbon contents in the Chattanooga Shale (up to 20 per cent) initially suggest that preservation due to oxygen restriction may have been mainly what controlled its accumulation Yet, Black shales SpringerLink2024年6月23日 The Paleocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) is a transient global hyperthermal event which occurred ~ 56 Ma ago and has significantly influenced many geological processes including sea level fluctuations, carbon cycle disturbances, organic matter (OM) influx and black shales deposition (Speijer and Wagner 2002; Boucsein and Stein 2009; Ghandour Black shale deposition during the Paleocene–Eocene thermal
Carbonaceous Shale an overview ScienceDirect Topics
It looks like stone and is not easily distinguished from limestone or carbon shale It is a combustible and katametamorphism organic mineral with high ash content (generally greater than 60%) Highquality stone coal with highcarbon content is black, with a semibright luster, few impurities, and relative density of 17–222018年8月18日 Furthermore, it is known that colour of black shale develops mainly due to the high concentration of carbonaceous matter deposited in reducing environment (Tourtelot 1979) In general, the black shale contains more than 1% of organic carbon (2–10% is the common range) (Tourtelot 1979)Characterization of organic carbon in black shales of the 2023年8月16日 Black shale, as an important unconventional energy resource, has attracted significant attention in recent years By studying its sedimentary and geochemical characteristics, it is possible to reconstruct ancient depositional Geochemical Characteristics and Geological 2019年5月1日 The selected mineralised black shale occurrences contain >1% of both organic carbon and sulphur and either the black shale layer or organic matter in general has played these rocks are enriched in As, Ba, Cu, Mo, V and Zn, and the average content of total organic carbon, now present as graphite, is as high as 212% (Table 1 Environmental impact of mineralised black shales ScienceDirect
Organic carbon proxies in black shales: Molybdenum
2004年6月1日 Recent work in the Cariaco Basin [Chem Geol 195 (2003) 131] has shown a high correlation between total organic carbon These ‘‘Group IV’ ’ black shales as defined by QuinbyHunt 2015年9月30日 Black shales of the Late Devonian to Early Mississippian Bakken Formation are characterized by high concentrations of organic carbon and the hyperenrichment (> 500 to 1000s of mg/kg) of V and Zn Deposition of black shales resulted from shallow seafloor depths that promoted rapid development of euxinic conditionsCritical Metals in Black Shales US Geological Survey2002年1月25日 We show that 85% of variation in total organic carbon can be explained by mineral surface area in a black shale deposit from two locations in the late Cretaceous Western Interior upwellinginduced high productivity , Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black Shale Science 295, 657660 (2002) DOI:101126/science Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black Shale2012年7月20日 Highpressure methane sorption isotherms were measured on one Paleozoic and five Mesozoic shales, considered as targets for shale gas exploration in The Netherlands The samples varied in mineralogy, organic richness, and thermal maturity Four of the samples were clayrich (total clay content 60–71 wt %), one contained equal amounts of clays and HighPressure Methane Sorption Isotherms of Black Shales from
Why are the δ13Corg values in Phanerozoic black shales more negative
2014年6月16日 However, the potential effects of selective diagenesis appear to be no more than 2 to 3‰ [Dean et al, 1986; Prahl et al, 1997; Galimov, 2006] and not sufficient to explain the difference of 6–10‰ between modern marine organic matter and the organic matter in Phanerozoic black shales Furthermore, the high organic carbon concentrations 1998年8月1日 Organic carbon concentrations before thermal maturation of black shales were estimated to be ca 3%, considering their organic maturity These organicrich black shales are characterized by the highest relative abundance of planktonic cholestanes High carbon and low sulphur concentrations of black shales suggest that the initial organicHigh productivity in the earliest Triassic ocean: black shales Organic Carbon in Black Shale Martin J Kennedy,1* David R Pevear,1 Ronald J Hill2 We show that 85% of variation in total organic carbon can be explained by mineral surface area in a black shale deposit from two locations in the late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, United States This relation suggests that,Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black Shale Science2010年12月1日 DOI: 101016/JCOAL201008003 Corpus ID: ; Highpressure methane and carbon dioxide sorption on coal and shale samples from the Paraná Basin, Brazil @article{Weniger2010HighpressureMA, title={Highpressure methane and carbon dioxide sorption on coal and shale samples from the Paran{\'a} Basin, Brazil}, author={Philipp Weniger Highpressure methane and carbon dioxide sorption on coal and shale
Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black Shale Science
Organic Carbon in Black Shale Martin J Kennedy,1* David R Pevear,1 Ronald J Hill2 We show that 85% of variation in total organic carbon can be explained by mineral surface area in a black shale deposit from two locations in the late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, United States This relation suggests that,Early Cambrian black shales on the Yangtze Platform host a regionally distributed highly metalliferous sulfiderich carbonaceous unit which has been the subject of extensive debate This marker unit, with a few centimeters or tens of centimeters in thickness, displays extreme enrichment in Mo and Ni (wt% range), and in a broad spectrum of other metals such as As, Early Cambrian highly metalliferous black shale in South China: Cu The Late Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 (OAE2) represents a major perturbation of the global carbon cycle caused by the widespread deposition of organicrich black shales Although the paleoceanographic response and the spatial extent of bottomwater anoxia in low and midpaleolatitudes are reasonably well constrained for OAE2, similar data from high paleolatitudes [PDF] Arctic black shale formation during Cretaceous Oceanic 2011年7月19日 [1] Oceanic Anoxic Event 2 (OAE2), spanning the CenomanianTuronian boundary (CTB), represents one of the largest perturbations in the global carbon cycle in the last 100 Myr The δ 13 C carb, δ 13 C org, and δ 18 O chemostratigraphy of a black shale–bearing CTB succession in the Vocontian Basin of France is described and correlated at high Black shale deposition, atmospheric CO2 drawdown, and
Black shale deposition during Toarcian supergreenhouse
The total thickness of the Early/Middle Toarcian black shales in the core is approximately 40m (Lorenz, 1987; Hermoso et al, 2009a) In details, on the basis of sediment lamination, high abundance of organic carbon (>3%), and pyrite (>2%) content, 25 four discrete blackKeywords: Superplume; Black Shale; Carbon Isotopes; Paleoclimates; Carbon Cycle 1 Introduction Based on the distribution of ages of igneous rocks, Condie (1998), Isley and Abbott (1999) * Corresponding Therefore, the same process could have produced both high abundances of black shales and increased weathering of the sources of the shale Precambrian superplumes and supercontinents: a record in black shales 2001年3月1日 Larson, 1991b, Kerr, 1998 showed that the MidCretaceous superplume event coincided with increases in surface temperature, deposition of black shales, a rise in sea level, elevated δ 13 C in seawater, and increased production of oceanic lithosphere To further test the idea of superplume events in the Precambrian, in this paper we compare the distribution of Precambrian superplumes and supercontinents: a record in black shales black shale, variety of shale that contains abundant organic matter, pyrite, and sometimes carbonate nodules or layers and, in some locations, concentrations of copper, nickel, uranium, and vanadium Fossils are rare in the shale and either are replaced by pyrite or are preserved as a film of graphite Black shales occur in thin beds in many areas at various depthsBlack shale Organicrich, Sedimentary, Facies Britannica
Frontiers Black Shale PaleoEnvironmental
2022年3月8日 Introduction Black shale is a kind of special sedimentary rock with enriched organic matter, which may contain shale oil and gas With the outbreak of shale oil and gas revolution in the United States around 2010, 2019年11月18日 1 Department of Earth Sciences, University College London, London, United Kingdom; 2 Department of Planetary Sciences, Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom; Stability and mobility of organic matter in Frontiers Stability of Organic Carbon Components in 2024年6月26日 24 Carbon black dispersions, compounds, plastic and rubber masterbatches 23 3 PROPERTIES OF CARBON BLACK 24 31 General physical and chemical properties 25 32 Definition of carbon black 27 33 Test methods, chemical and physical data 28 331 Determination of surface area 32 332 Determination of structure 33WHAT IS CARBON BLACKSome researchers note that in a number of areas in black shale strata with a high carbon content, higher gold contents are observed compared to clarke (Gorzhevsky et al 1990; Loshchinin and Table 5 TOC contents and temperatures of the exothermic effect of organic carbon in the black shales of the Bredy Formation of the Kumak ore Petrographic Features and Carbonaceous Matter of the Black Shales
Geophysical characterization of black shales Earthdoc
Black shales are dark, thinly bedded sedimentary rocks deposited under anaerobic conditions They are rich in carbon, sulfides and organic matter, and potentially can serve as hydrocarbon source rocks Black shales may also contain significant enrichments of gas or oil (gas shales, oil shales) Because of the continuous distribution of the natural gas or oil, they are considered to 2019年10月1日 Biogeochemical controls on black shale deposition during the FrasnianFamennian biotic crisis in the Illinois and Appalachian Basins, Many of these sections show significant total organic carbon (TOC) enrichment, as high as 20 wt%, within the KWEs, though this is not true of all sitesBiogeochemical controls on black shale deposition during the 2002年2月1日 We show that 85% of variation in total organic carbon can be explained by mineral surface area in a black shale deposit from two locations in the late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, United Mineral Surface Control of Organic Carbon in Black ShaleMesozoic oceanic anoxic events are determined based on the presence of black shales that are rich in organic carbon These black shales contain huge amounts of carbon sufficient to source the majority of the petroleum and natural gas (Schlanger Cita, 1982)Multiple periods of widespread anoxic conditions (Fig 2) have been recorded in the Mesozoic Era (Schlanger Mesozoic Oceanic Anoxic Events and the Associated Black Shale
ORGANIC CARBON PROXIES IN BLACK SHALES: MOLYBDENUM
ORGANIC CARBON PROXIES IN BLACK SHALES: MOLYBDENUM Pat WILDE a, Timothy W LYONS b, Mary S QUINBYHUNT c a Pangloss Foundation, 1735 Highland Place, Berkeley, CA 94709 b Department of Geological Sciences, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211 c Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720Newsletters on Stratigraphy, Vol45/2, 151 169 Article Stuttgart, July 2012 First highresolution 13 Crecords across black shales of the Early Aptian Oceanic Anoxic Event 1aFirst highresolution δ13Crecords across black shales of the Early