Bitumen was removed from the kerogen and shale samples via solvent extraction. Pyrolysis expts. The bitumen comprises the heaviest components of petroleum i.
The following are the differences between bitumens and tars. Shale oil has not to exposed to sufficient pressure and temperature to convert trapped hydrocarbons into crude oil. By extension, any one of the natural hydrocarbons, including the hard, solid, brittle varieties called asphalt, the semisolid maltha and mineral tars, the oily petrolea, and even the light, volatile naphthas. Kerogen vs bitumen Kerogen is any organic matter present in a sedimentary rock.
Pyrolysis kinetics of asphaltenes recovered from heavy oil and bitumen are similar to those of the parent kerogen see Fig. It holds the rock together, and when heated to about degrees F, it releases lots of volatile compounds that can be condensed into shale oil. Total organic carbon To understand where kerogen fits into the developmental timeline, consider that bitumen—the hydrocarbon found in Canada's oil sands—represents a later stage in the process.
Oil shale is a form of sedimentary rock that contains kerogen, which is released as a petroleum-like liquid when the rock is heated. Diagenesis occurs in the shallow subsurface and begins during initial deposition and burial. Soluble portion of kerogen is called as bitumen. The method of extraction exploits the different solubilities of bitumen and kerogen in organic solvents. Whereas, Bitumen is mineral pitch; a black, tarry substance, burning with a bright flame.
It is the initial form of hydrocarbons, but heat and pressure cause a portion of the kerogen to be converted into a soluble form, bitumen. The kerogen deposits on shale oil rocks gently convert into crude oil by natural processes. Bitumens have a better durability and resistance to weathering than tars. See this factsheet on oil shale from the U.
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Fender , C. Van Der Land , M. Rouainia , S. Graham , D. Jones , C. Vane , T. Jubb , Paul C. Hackley , Justin E. Birdwell , Javin J. Hatcherian , Jing Qu. Kerogen is the portion of naturally occurring organic matter that is nonextractable using organic solvents. Typical organic constituents of kerogen are algae and woody plant material. Kerogens have a high molecular weight relative to bitumen , or soluble organic matter. Bitumen forms from kerogen during petroleum generation.
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