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Selected Publications
by Dr. Mango
Mango FD, Jarvie DM and Herriman E.
(2010) Natural catalytic activity in a marine shale for generating
natural gas. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, 21:14.
Mango
F.D. and Jarvie D.M. (2010)
Metathesis in the generation of
low-temperature gas in marine shales. Geochemical
Transactions, 11:1.
Mango F.D.
and Jarvie D.M.
(2009) Low-temperature
gas from marine shales: wet gas to dry gas over
experimental time. Geochemical
Transactions, 10:10.
Mango F.D.,
Jarvie D. and Herriman E. (2009) Natural
gas at thermodynamic equilibrium Implications for the
origin of natural gas. Geochemical
Transactions, 10:6.
Mango
F. D., and Jarvie D. (2009) Low-temperature gas
from marine shales. Geochemical
Transactions, 10:3.
Mango F. D., Jarvie D., and Garcia, S.
(2008) Low temperature
gas generation in marine shales. April, 2008, San Antonio, TX, Abstract
407444.
Mango
F. D., Jarvie D.
(2007) Catalytic gas in deltaic basins. AAPG Conference, April, 2007,
Long Beach, CA, Abstract 109548.
Mango
F. D., and Jarvie
D.(2006) Catalytic gas in marine shales. AAPG International Conference,
Nov., 2006, Perth, Australia, Abstract 106733.
Mango F. D. (2001) Methane concentrations in natural gas: the
genetic implications. Organic Geochemistry 32, 1283-1287.
Mango,
F. D., (2000)
The origin of light hydrocarbons. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 64,
1265-1277.
Mango F. D., and Hightower (1997) The
catalytic decomposition
of petroleum into natural gas. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 24,
5347-5350.
Mango
F. D. (1996)
Transition metal catalysis in the generation of natural gas. Organic
Geochemistry 24, 977-984.
Mango F. D., Hightower, J. W., and James,
A. T. (1994) Role of
transition-metal catalysis in the formation of natural gas. Nature, 368,
536-538.
Mango
F. D. (1992)
Transition metal catalysis in the generation of petroleum and natural
gas. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta. 56, 553-555.
Mango F. D. (1991) The stability of
hydrocarbons under the
time-temperature conditions of petroleum genesis. Nature 352,
146-148.
Mango F. D. (1987) An invariance in the
isoheptanes of petroleum. Science 237, 514-517.
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