The well-known tendency of sulfur to catenate is exemplified by an extensive series of
polysulfide dianions [Sn] 2−(n= 2–9) and related radical monoanions [Sn]˙−. The dianions …

Thermochemical sulfate reduction (TSR) is a set of redox reactions between organic matter
and sulfates at temperatures> 120° C, and occurs in varied environments including deeply …

The interpretation of sulfur behavior in geological fluids and melts is based on a long-
standing paradigm that sulfate, sulfide, and sulfur dioxide are the major sulfur compounds …

In Earth's crust, thermochemical sulfate reduction (TSR) is a common organic–inorganic
interaction, which is in close association with the carbon cycle in sedimentary basins and …

The sulfur isotopic fractionation associated with the formation of organic sulfur compounds
(OSCs) during thermochemical sulfate reduction (TSR) was studied using gold-tube …

Abstract Upper Permian Zechstein carbonate Ca2 gas reservoirs in the southern part of the
Pompeckj Block in the North German Basin locally contain up to 36 vol% hydrogen sulfide …

Tungsten (VI) speciation in hydrothermal solutions is investigated through in-situ Raman
spectroscopy coupled with the fused silica glass capillary technique at temperatures up to …

Equilibrium multiple sulfur isotope fractionation factors (33 S/32 S and 34 S/32 S) between
aqueous SO 4, H 2 S, and coexisting pyrite under hydrothermal conditions were determined …

To address the kinetic parameters for thermochemical sulfate reduction (TSR) of oil and
hydrocarbon gases, hydrothermal experiments involving oil or methane and sulfate at 50 …

The redox state of hydrothermal fluids, which form economic deposits of noble metals, varies
in wide limits–from oxidized ones typical for porphyry mineralization to reduced, which form …