Związki porfirynowe niklu i wanadu w utworach paleozoicznych i mezozoicznych jednego z wierceń Pomorza Zachodniego

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  • Jadwiga Martyna Nowak

Abstract

PORPHYRIN COMPOUNDS OF NICKEL AND VANADIUM IN THE PALAEOZOIC AND MESOZOIC FORMATIONS PENETRATED BY A BORE HOLE MADE IN THE WESTERN POMERANIA AREASummaryThe paper deals with the results of the research on the porphyrin nature of the bitumens found to occur in the Palaeozoic and Mesozoic formations penetrated by bore hole Wolin IG-l. An analysis of the observed differentiation in the occurrence of porphyrin compounds and polycyclic perilene aromatic substances, made in a conformation with a series of other geochemical examinations, allowed both bitumens and crude oil from deposits (found in the bore hole considered) of different age to be evaluated from the point; of view of their genetical relation to deposits. Observation of the relation also suggested the primary conditions of sedimentary environment and the changes which may have occurred in this environment at a later period. 

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Vol. 16 No. 2 (1972)

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