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Pores in marcellus shale: A neutron scattering and FIB-SEM study
Xin Gu
, David R. Cole
, Gernot Rother
, David F.R. Mildner
, Susan L. Brantley
Geosciences
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
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Electron Microscopy Studies
100%
Neutron Scattering
100%
Focused Ion Beam Scanning Electron Microscopy (FIB-SEM)
100%
Marcellus Shale
100%
Scattering Pattern
75%
Porosity
50%
Small-angle Neutron Scattering
50%
Thin Section
50%
Sample Orientation
25%
United States
25%
Natural Gas
25%
Accurate Model
25%
Electron Microscopy Observations
25%
Shale
25%
Clay
25%
Neutron
25%
Kerogen
25%
Pore Structure
25%
Gas Migration
25%
Specific Surface Area
25%
Surface Area Measurement
25%
Scattered Data
25%
Fracture Network
25%
Marcellus Formation
25%
Black Shale
25%
Anisotropic Scattering
25%
Controlling Factors
25%
Hydrofracturing
25%
Organic-rich
25%
Total Porosity
25%
Elongated Pores
25%
Nitrogen Adsorption
25%
Hydrocarbon Gases
25%
Plane Section
25%
Shale Sample
25%
Apparent Porosity
25%
Organophilic
25%
Nanosized Pore
25%
Bedding Plane
25%
Hydrocarbon Storage
25%
Clay Aggregates
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Scanning Electron Microscopy
100%
Ion Beam
100%
Neutron Scattering
100%
Porosity
100%
United States
25%
United States of America
25%
Kerogen
25%
Surface Area
25%
Fracture Network
25%
Black Shale
25%
Natural Gas
25%
Bedding Plane
25%
Gas Adsorption
25%
Spring Water
25%
Hydraulic Fracturing
25%
Material Science
Scanning Electron Microscopy
100%
Focused Ion Beam
100%
Pore Structure
25%
Natural Gas
25%
Hydraulics
25%
Kerogen
25%
Nitrogen Adsorption
25%