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Organic Chemistry Of Coal: A Symposium

By K. Saito, Vernon F. Raaen, S. Friedman, W. A. Wilcox, K. J. Klabunde, Frank R. Mayo, Joseph E. Schiller, John W. Larsen, G. P. Thompson, C M White, David S. Ross, H. L. Retcofsky, D. S Ross, M. Hough, Rayford G. Anthony, P. H. Given, Robert G. Scott, Clair J. Collins, G. L. Roberts, Joseph Solomon, L. T. Taylor, Anna Marzec, N. Berkowitz, R. A. Friedel, Jeffrey Kovac, S. K. Chakrabartty, D.J. Welsh, Thomas Aczel, T. E. GLASS, H. C. DORN, John W.;American Chemical Society Larsen, D. D. WHITEHURST, RAFFAELE G. RUBERTO, DONALD C. CRONAUER, DANUTA BODZEK, TERESA KRZYZANOWSKA, J. BIMER, SWADESH RAJ, SUJIT K. CHAKRABARTTY, RYOICHI HAYATSU, RANDALL E. WINANS, LEON P. MOORE, MARTIN H. STUDIER, JOHN G. HUNTINGTON, NORMAN A. KIRSHEN, GILBERT J. MAINS, MUTHU SP. SUNDARAM, BEN M. BENJAMIN, PAUL H. MAUPIN, W. H. ROARK, JAMES E. BLESSING, J. L. COX, J. Y. LOW, H. E. LUMPKIN, G. A. ST. JOHN, S. E. BUTTRILL, M. ANBAR, F. K. SCHWEIGHARDT, J. L. SHULTZ, C. V. PHILIP, J. W. HELLGETH, R. J. BALTISBERGER, V. I. STENBERG, N. F. WOOLSEY, W. SUKALSKI, CURTIS L. KNUDSON, ARTHUR L. RUUD

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Content: A primer on the chemistry and constitution of coal / D.D. Whitehurst -- Polymer structure of bituminous coals / John W. Larsen and Jeffrey Kovac -- Oxygen and oxygen functionalities in coa...

Organic Chemistry Of Coal : A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Fuel Chemistry At The 174th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Chicago, Illinois, August 29-September 1, 1977

By K. Saito, Vernon F. Raaen, S. Friedman, W. A. Wilcox, K. J. Klabunde, Frank R. Mayo, Joseph E. Schiller, John W. Larsen, American Chemical Society, G. P. Thompson, C M White, David S. Ross, H. L. Retcofsky, D. S Ross, M. Hough, Rayford G. Anthony, P. H. Given, Robert G. Scott, Clair J. Collins, G. L. Roberts, Joseph Solomon, L. T. Taylor, Anna Marzec, N. Berkowitz, R. A. Friedel, Jeffrey Kovac, S. K. Chakrabartty, D.J. Welsh, Thomas Aczel, T. E. GLASS, H. C. DORN, D. D. WHITEHURST, RAFFAELE G. RUBERTO, DONALD C. CRONAUER, DANUTA BODZEK, TERESA KRZYZANOWSKA, J. BIMER, SWADESH RAJ, SUJIT K. CHAKRABARTTY, RYOICHI HAYATSU, RANDALL E. WINANS, LEON P. MOORE, MARTIN H. STUDIER, JOHN G. HUNTINGTON, NORMAN A. KIRSHEN, GILBERT J. MAINS, MUTHU SP. SUNDARAM, BEN M. BENJAMIN, PAUL H. MAUPIN, W. H. ROARK, JAMES E. BLESSING, J. L. COX, J. Y. LOW, H. E. LUMPKIN, G. A. ST. JOHN, S. E. BUTTRILL, M. ANBAR, F. K. SCHWEIGHARDT, J. L. SHULTZ, C. V. PHILIP, J. W. HELLGETH, R. J. BALTISBERGER, V. I. STENBERG, N. F. WOOLSEY, W. SUKALSKI, CURTIS L. KNUDSON, ARTHUR L. RUUD

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