Xu Zhanjie
School
School of Earth System Science
Professional Title
Lecturer
Contact Information
xuzhanjie@tju.edu.cn
No.92 Weijin Road, Nankai District, Tianjin, China
300072
Brief Introduction
Dr. XU Zhanjie got Ph.D. degree from China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing at 2017. His research interests are (1) research on isotopic tracer study for origins, migration and transformation of the atmospheric aerosols, and (2) study on coal geology, components, combustion products and its stable isotopic characteristics of coalbed seam gas, shale gas, coal and some other fossil fuels.
Education Background
- Doctoral degree| China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing| Mineral Resource Prospecting & Exploration| 2017
- Visiting Doctoral degree| University of Queensland| Isotopic Geochemistry| 2016
- Bachelor’s Degree| China University of Mining and Technology-Beijing| Geological Engineering| 2012
Research Interests
- Isotopic tracer study for origins, migration and transformation of the atmospheric aerosols;
- Study on coal geology, components, combustion products and their stable isotopic characteristics of coalbed seam gases, shale gases, coal, and some other fossil fuels。
Professional Membership
- Membership of the Society for Organic Petrology
- Membership of the Geographical Society of China
Positions & Employments
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2017.9-Now
School of Earth System Science (Institute of Surface-Earth System Science) | Tianjin University | Lecturer 
Academic Achievements
- Papers
- [1] Z. Xu; S.K. Hamilton; S. Rodrigues; K.A. Baublys; J.S. Esterle; Q. Liu; S.D. Golding, 2020, Palaeoenvironment and palaeoclimate during the late Carboniferous–early Permian in northern China from carbon and nitrogen isotopes of coals. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 539: 109490.
- [2] Y. Wang; C.M. Pavuluri; P.Q. Fu; P. Li; Z. Dong; Z. Xu; H. Ren; Y. Fan; L. Li; Y. Zhang; C.-Q Liu, 2019, Characterization of secondary organic aerosol tracers over Tianjin, North China during summer to autumn. ACS Earth and Space Chemistry, 3(10): 2339-2352.
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- [3] Q. Zheng; S. Shi; Q. Liu; Z. Xu, 2017, Modes of occurrences of major and trace elements in coals from Yangquan Mining District, North China, Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 175: 36-47.
- [4] Z. Xu; Q. Liu; Q. Zheng; H. Cheng, Y. Wu, 2016, Isotopic composition and content of coalbed methane production gases and waters in karstic collapse column area, Qinshui Coalfield, China. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 165: 94-101.
- [5] Z. Xu; Q. Liu; P. Song; J. Ji; Y. Wu, 2017, Effect of karstic collapse column on hydrogeochemistry of produced water from coalbed methane wells in Sijiazhuang mine field. Coal Geology & Exploration, 45(2): 50-54.
- [6] H. Cheng; K. Li; Z. Xu; Q. Zheng; Q. Liu, 2017, Absorption of methane by clay minerals in coal gangue. Journal of China Coal Society, 42(8): 2051-2062.
- [7] Z. Xu; Q. Liu; Q. Zheng; H. Cheng; Z. Li; Y. Wu, 2016, Origins and carbon isotopic composition of coalbed methane and carbon dioxide from Taiyuan Formation, Northern Qinshui Basin, China. Journal of China Coal Society, 41(6): 1467-1475.
- [8] Q. Liu; X. Cui; Z. Xu; Q. Zheng; Y. Wu, 2016, Main gases and kinetics of coal pyrolysis. Coal Geology & Exploration, 44(6): 27-32.
- [9] Q. Liu; Z. Xu; X. Cui; Q. Zheng, 2015, Release behavior of nitrogen in different rank coals during pyrolysis. Journal of China Coal Society, 40(2): 450-455.
- [10] Q. Zheng; Q. Liu; Z. Xu, 2015, Origins and isotopic geochemical characteristics of nitrogen in coalbed methane of Yangquan district, Qinshui Basin. Journal of China Coal Society, 40(9): 2159-2165.
- [11] Z. Xu; Q. Liu, 2013, Mineralogy of ammonium illite in the partings of coal No. 15 in Taiyuan Formation of Yangquan, Shanxi Province. Journal of China Coal Society, 38(S2): 405-409.