How important is carbonate dissolution in buried sandstones: evidences from petrography, porosity, experiments, and geochemical calculations
Abstract
Burial dissolution of feldspar and carbonate minerals has been proposed to generate large volumes of secondary pores in subsurface reservoirs. Secondary porosity due to feldspar dissolution is ubiquitous in buried sandstones; however, extensive burial dissolution of carbonate minerals in subsurface sandstones is still debatable. In this paper, we first present four types of typical selective dissolution assemblages of feldspars and carbonate...
Paper Details
Title
How important is carbonate dissolution in buried sandstones: evidences from petrography, porosity, experiments, and geochemical calculations
Published Date
Jul 30, 2019
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
4
Pages
729 - 751
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