Reactant and transport media
Organic and aqueous fluids serve as reactant and transport media, bringing about the cycling and recycling elements along fractures and within rock pore systems.
Projects:
- In-reservoir process effects on the carbon and hydrogen isotopic composition of petroleum hydrocarbons
- The volcanic structures of the Maar Mýtina
- FluMo 1
- FluMo 2
- Organic-Inorganic Interactions at Oil-Water Contacts
- Biogenic Methane Potential (BioMeP), Phase II
- Petroleum families in the Baltic Sea Basin: Source rock-oil correlations
- Composition, Properties, Origin and Formation of Asphaltites - Improved Process Understanding through Advanced Geochemical Characterization
- Simultaneous measurements of isotopic compositions of fluid inclusion gases
- Characterizing the fluid-rock interactions of black shales under different pT-conditions
- M4ShaleGas: Measuring, monitoring, mitigating and managing the environmental impact of shale gas