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Characteristics and Implications Significance for Carbon and Oxygen Isotope Continuous Change of Zhenjia1 Well in The Northern Shaanxi Salt Basin

Xing Xing, Enyuan, Zhang, Yongsheng, Zheng, Mianping, Wang, Zhuozhuo, PAN Pan, Wei, Zhai Zhai, Daxing, Wu, Feimeng

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Zhenjia1 well located in the 2nd salt depression of the Northern Shaanxi Salt Basin(Zhang et al,2013),is the basis potash exploration wells,and its main purpose is marine potash prospection,combining with gas exploration.Drilling completion depth is 3443.6m,

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Zhenjia1 well located in the 2nd salt depression of the Northern Shaanxi Salt Basin(Zhang et al,2013),is the basis potash exploration wells,and its main purpose is marine potash prospection,combining with gas exploration.Drilling completion depth is 3443.6m,

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Zhenjia1 well located in the 2nd salt depression of the Northern Shaanxi Salt Basin(Zhang et al,2013),is the basis potash exploration wells,and its main purpose is marine potash prospection,combining with gas exploration.Drilling completion depth is 3443.6m,

Key concepts: Potash, Structural basin, Geology, Drilling, Prospection, Geochemistry, Earth science, Hydrology (agriculture)

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