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Topic: Kerogen

	NAI News Article: Eating Kerogen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Kerogen is plentiful in the Kentucky shales because the ancient waters were very fertile, with lots of microorganisms like algae and planktonic bacteria at the surface, while the ocean bottom was stagnant, with limited dissolved oxygen.
		The scientists know the bacteria are consuming the kerogen, because they designed their experiment so that kerogen was the only source of carbon available for the bacteria to eat.
		Kerogen was thought to be resistant to bacterial consumption before this discovery.
	nai.arc.nasa.gov /news_stories/news_print.cfm?ID=87 (1047 words)

	Biostratigraphy.com - About Us
		• Pennsylvanian Palynology and Kerogen, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma
		• Mississippian Palynology and Kerogen, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma
		• Miss/Penn Palynology and Kerogen, Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma
	www.biostratigraphy.com /information.html (700 words)

	Oilfield Glossary: Term 'kerogen'
		Typical organic constituents of kerogen are algae and woody plant material.
		Kerogens have a high molecular weight relative to bitumen, or soluble organic matter.
		Kerogens are described as Type I, consisting of mainly algal and amorphous (but presumably algal) kerogen and highly likely to generate oil; Type II, mixed terrestrial and marine source material that can generate waxy oil; and Type III, woody terrestrial source material that typically generates gas.
	www.glossary.oilfield.slb.com /Display.cfm?Term=kerogen (115 words)

	Kerogen Resources Home
		The primary mission of Kerogen Resources, Inc. is to build a shale gas company comprised of world class experts to acquire and develop profitable shale gas properties in North America.
		As a company, Kerogen Resources, Inc. uses proven techniques to identify, predict, and optimize future gas production, and to extract this gas from source rocks.
		Kerogen Resources, Inc. also participates in joint ventures in active development areas currently being exploited in shale-gas.
	www.kerogenresources.com (144 words)

	Kerogen in Aquifer Material and Its Strong Sorption for Nonionic Organic Pollutants -- Ran et al. 32 (5): 1701 -- ...
		Kerogen in Aquifer Material and Its Strong Sorption for Nonionic Organic Pollutants -- Ran et al.
		Kerogen in Aquifer Material and Its Strong Sorption for Nonionic Organic Pollutants
		kerogen, a nonextractable organic material, was isolated with
	jeq.scijournals.org /cgi/content/abstract/32/5/1701 (395 words)

	PaleoLab: Paleontology Sample Preparation Services
		Small projects may be charged a base fee.
		Wash raw sample, crush, HCl, HF, HCl, (optional kerogen slide), oxidation, base, sieve, vial residue, slide mounting, label.
		Wash raw sample, crush, HCl, HF, HCl, (optional sieve), kerogen slide, vial residue, slide mounting, label.
	www.paleolab.com (212 words)

	Oil Shale Reserves - A Daily Reckoning White Paper Report
		kerogen, then upgraded the kerogen through a process of hydrogenation (which requires lots of water) and refined it
		source rock containing kerogen, the precursor to oil and gas.
		silver, copper, or gold heaters 2000 meters underground and then leaving them there once the kerogen has been pumped has a serious effect on the economics of your operation.
	www.dailyreckoning.com /rpt/OilShale.html (3303 words)

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