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LU Hong, SUN Yong-ge, PENG Ping-an
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Abstract: Abundant 1-alkyl一2,3,6-trimethyl aryl isoprenoids were detected in the aromatic fraction of the Paleozoic crude oil samples from Lunnan Oilfield,Tarim Basin,NW China.These compounds were considered to be derived from β-cleavage of diaromatic carotenoid moieties mainly found in the chlorobiaceae family of photosynthetic sulfur bacteria and regarded as a biomarker that indicates a saline and strongly reducing sedimentary environment.It can be inferred that these biomarkers indicate prolific bacteria growth in a stratified water column at and below the oxic-anoxic boundary layer in depositional environment,which implied that contributions of first-class source rocks in a stratified water column and highly reducing sedimentary environment were underestimated in present exploration strategy in the Tarim Basin.Especially,the distribution of C15·3,4,5-isomer was surveyed in these oil samples to pursue its geochemical significance or application.Furthermore,the ratio of C15-3,4,5 isomer to C13-2,3,6 isomer(C15-3,4,5/Q3-2,3,6)was proposed and correlated with some typical geochemical parameters(such as Pr/Ph,Ga/C31H,Ts/Tm).The results in this paper show that the ratios of C15-3,4,5/C13-2,3,6 have a systematic increase with these increasing parameter values.This indicates that,apart from being a biomarker of having a specific precursor and indicating hypersaline and highly reducing sedimentary facies,1-alkyl-trimethyl aryl isoprenoids can also have a significance in the determination of organic matter maturity.The above-mentioned discussion can help us better understand their distribution,thermal maturity effect,diagenetic and catagenetic transformation of isorenieratene.
LU Hong, SUN Yong-ge, PENG Ping-an. Occurrences and Implications of Aryl Isoprenoids Detected in the Crude Oils from Lunnan Oilfield,Tarim Basin,NW China[J]. J4.
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