Theoretical model Anderson-Schulz-Flory within the framework of studying the mechanism of polycondensation synthesis

[Display omitted] •Geosynthesis belongs to the same class of polycondensation reactions of hydrocarbons.•Geosynthesis becomes possible on the walls of a mineral matrix of rocks.•Oils, bitumens and gases have the same molecular weight distribution of hydrocarbons.•In such reactions hydrogen is produc...

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Published in:Inorganic chemistry communications 2020-02, Vol.112, p.107664, Article 107664
Main Authors: Barenbaum, Azari, Klimov, Dmitry
Format: Article
Language:English
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Anderson-Schulz-Flory model
Carbon dioxide
Fischer-Tropsch synthesis
Hydrocarbons
Polycondensation synthesis
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Summary:[Display omitted] •Geosynthesis belongs to the same class of polycondensation reactions of hydrocarbons.•Geosynthesis becomes possible on the walls of a mineral matrix of rocks.•Oils, bitumens and gases have the same molecular weight distribution of hydrocarbons.•In such reactions hydrogen is produced in large quantities from water. Using the Anderson-Schulz-Flory theoretical model and its modifications, it was shown that hydrocarbons of oil, gas and bitumen can be formed from carbon oxides and water by the polycondensation mechanism, which we called “geosynthesis”. However, unlike other known reactions of polycondensation synthesis of hydrocarbons from carbon oxides and hydrogen, the chemical formula of geosynthesis must necessarily take into account the catalytic properties of the geological environment.
ISSN:1387-7003
1879-0259
DOI:10.1016/j.inoche.2019.107664