Further evaluation of the Re-Os systematics of crude oil: Implications for Re-Os geochronology of petroleum systems
Here we further demonstrate asphaltene to be the main carrier of Re and Os in crude oil and additionally show that generally the less soluble fractions of asphaltene contain higher concentrations of Re and Os, with the 187Os/188Os and 187Re/188Os values showing different trends between oils. These o...
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Here we further demonstrate asphaltene to be the main carrier of Re and Os in crude oil and additionally show that generally the less soluble fractions of asphaltene contain higher concentrations of Re and Os, with the 187Os/188Os and 187Re/188Os values showing different trends between oils. These observations are considered as evidence of the existence of different Re and Os carriers in crude oil. The multiple heteroatomic ligands and porphyrins proposed as Re and Os hosts in crude oil are likely present as free molecules, initially absorbed and occluded in the asphaltene aggregates and co-precipitate with asphaltene in response to the addition of n-alkanes. The ReOs elemental and isotopic systematic behaviour revealed herein are interpreted to be the result of the involvement of Re and Os carriers in the aggregation and precipitation of asphaltene, and the chemical make-up of each particular crude oil. |
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Here we further demonstrate asphaltene to be the main carrier of Re and Os in crude oil and additionally show that generally the less soluble fractions of asphaltene contain higher concentrations of Re and Os, with the 187Os/188Os and 187Re/188Os values showing different trends between oils. These observations are considered as evidence of the existence of different Re and Os carriers in crude oil. The multiple heteroatomic ligands and porphyrins proposed as Re and Os hosts in crude oil are likely present as free molecules, initially absorbed and occluded in the asphaltene aggregates and co-precipitate with asphaltene in response to the addition of n-alkanes. The ReOs elemental and isotopic systematic behaviour revealed herein are interpreted to be the result of the involvement of Re and Os carriers in the aggregation and precipitation of asphaltene, and the chemical make-up of each particular crude oil. |
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Here we further demonstrate asphaltene to be the main carrier of Re and Os in crude oil and additionally show that generally the less soluble fractions of asphaltene contain higher concentrations of Re and Os, with the 187Os/188Os and 187Re/188Os values showing different trends between oils. These observations are considered as evidence of the existence of different Re and Os carriers in crude oil. The multiple heteroatomic ligands and porphyrins proposed as Re and Os hosts in crude oil are likely present as free molecules, initially absorbed and occluded in the asphaltene aggregates and co-precipitate with asphaltene in response to the addition of n-alkanes. The ReOs elemental and isotopic systematic behaviour revealed herein are interpreted to be the result of the involvement of Re and Os carriers in the aggregation and precipitation of asphaltene, and the chemical make-up of each particular crude oil. |
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