Natural Hydrogen in North Perth Basin, WA Australia: Detection in Soil Gas for Early Exploration

Vitaly Vidavskiy; Reza Rezaee; Nikolay Larin; Rance Dorrington; Martin Spivey; Vladimir Vidavskiy

doi:10.20944/preprints202404.0532.v1

How to cite: Vidavskiy, V.; Rezaee, R.; Larin, N.; Dorrington, R.; Spivey, M.; Vidavskiy, V. Natural Hydrogen in North Perth Basin, WA Australia: Detection in Soil Gas for Early Exploration. Preprints 2024, 2024040532. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202404.0532.v1 Vidavskiy, V.; Rezaee, R.; Larin, N.; Dorrington, R.; Spivey, M.; Vidavskiy, V. Natural Hydrogen in North Perth Basin, WA Australia: Detection in Soil Gas for Early Exploration. Preprints 2024, 2024040532. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202404.0532.v1

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The scope of this work is to empirically check and prove the practical applicability of the Primordially Hydridic Earth (hereinafter PHE) concept for early exploration of the resources of naturally occurring hydrogen. With the PHE concept postulates interpreted within the local geological, tectonic, petrological and geophysical context, the reconnaissance plan, as well as the field exploration and data acquisition programs, were put together and implemented in the field. The results obtained from the surface (

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Natural Hydrogen in North Perth Basin, WA Australia: Detection in Soil Gas for Early Exploration

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