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Levi J Knapp1,2, Omid H Ardakani3,4, Julito Reyes3

  • 1Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC), Chiba, Japan. knapplevij@gmail.com.

Scientific reports
|June 19, 2023
PubMed
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粘土石中的高硫含量 (IIS型二氧化碳) 比较低硫含量 (II型二氧化碳) 早产生有机多孔性. 这一发现影响了对岩石性质的理解,用于资源勘探和废物处理.

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