The Kitchen Source Organic-Rich Rocks, usually shales

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The Kitchen Source Organic-Rich Rocks, usually shales A “Kitchen” Where Organic Material Is Cooked Source Organic-Rich Rocks, usually shales Temperature & Pressure Conditions that Result in Oil & Gas Generation SLIDE 4 The kitchen is where organic matter dispersed within a source interval has undergone the temperature/pressure history necessary for oil and gas to be generated and expelled Source intervals are organic rich. They are rated based on Their organic carbon content (TOC = total organic carbon) and Their richness (HI = hydrogen index which controls oil vs. gas) Most source intervals are shales The best source rocks were deposited under reducing conditions with TOC over 12% carbon by weight (can be as high as 18%) Courtesy of ExxonMobil L 2 - Basics of Prospecting