Clement N. Uguna - Concepedia

Author

Clement N. Uguna

University of Nottingham ORCID

Also Known As

C Uguna, C. N. Uguna, C. Uguna, C.N. Uguna, Clement N. Uguna, Clement Uguna

Publications

914

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All Affiliations

University of Nottingham British Geological Survey Zhejiang University Woodside (Australia)

About

Clement N. Uguna is an author at University of Nottingham specializing in engineering, chemical engineering, and environmental engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	17	18	524
2	Chemical Engineering	10	10	257
3	Chemistry	5	5	128
4	Health Sciences	3	3	75
5	Civil Engineering	2	2	91

Clement N. Uguna

Publications

732

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	Year	Citations
Shale gas reserve evaluation by laboratory pyrolysis and gas holding capacity consistent with field data Patrick Whitelaw, Clement N. Uguna, Lee A. Stevens, Nature Communications	2019	86
The effect of water pressure on hydrocarbon generation reactions: some inferences from laboratory experiments A. D. Carr, Colin E. Snape, William Meredith, Petroleum Geoscience	2009	60
Impact of high water pressure on oil generation and maturation in Kimmeridge Clay and Monterey source rocks: Implications for petroleum retention and gas generation in shale gas systems Clement N. Uguna, Andrew D. Carr, Colin E. Snape, Marine and Petroleum Geology Petroleum ReservoirPetroleum EngineeringEngineeringGas Field DevelopmentCivil Engineering	2016	46
High pressure water pyrolysis of coal to evaluate the role of pressure on hydrocarbon generation and source rock maturation at high maturities under geological conditions Clement N. Uguna, Andrew D. Carr, Colin E. Snape, Organic Geochemistry High MaturitiesEngineeringCivil EngineeringGeologyHydrocarbon Generation	2014	45
A laboratory pyrolysis study to investigate the effect of water pressure on hydrocarbon generation and maturation of coals in geological basins Clement N. Uguna, Andrew D. Carr, Colin E. Snape, Organic Geochemistry Laboratory Pyrolysis StudyEarth ScienceEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringWater Pressure	2012	39
Geochemistry and petrology of Palaeocene coals from Spitsbergen — Part 1: Oil potential and depositional environment Chris Marshall, David J. Large, William Meredith, International Journal of Coal Geology EngineeringOil PotentialPetroleum GeochemistryPalaeocene CoalsGeology	2015	36
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) derived microporous carbons prepared via hydrothermal dechlorination and potassium hydroxide activation for efficient CO2 capture Fangming Yang, Xin Liu, Mengbin Li, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews Chemical EngineeringCarbon SequestrationEngineeringPorous CarbonCarbonization	2023	34
Comparison of the impact of moisture on methane adsorption and nanoporosity for over mature shales and their kerogens Wei Li, Lee A. Stevens, Clement N. Uguna, International Journal of Coal Geology Chemical EngineeringEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringMethane AdsorptionChemistry	2021	33
Carboniferous petroleum systems around the Mid North Sea High, UK Alison Monaghan, S. Arsenikos, Martyn Quinn, Marine and Petroleum Geology Petroleum ReservoirMarine GeologyEngineeringPetroleum GeochemistryPetroleum Production	2017	31
Green and simple approach for low-cost bioproducts preparation and CO2 capture Gabriela Durán-Jiménez, Emily T. Kostas, Lee A. Stevens, Chemosphere Chemical EngineeringBiomanufacturingEngineeringBioenergySustainable Chemical Production	2021	29

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