XPS direct analysis on shale rocks: Correlation with kerogen type and maturity
Authors:
- Jorge A. DonadelliJDJorge A. Donadelli
- Antonela CánnevaACAntonela Cánneva
- Georgina ErraGEGeorgina Erra
- Alejandra CalvoACAlejandra Calvo
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Funding Information
- Fundación YPF
- Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
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