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The Chemistry Of Low-Rank Coals
The Chemistry Of Low-Rank Coals

By R. B. Johns, Robert G. Jenkins, M Marshall, David J. Miller, T. F Edgar, Ralph A. Zingaro, G. J. Perry, B.C. Young, W. R. Kaiser, Harold H. Schobert, C. S. Wen, G. P. Huffman, R. G. Anthony, Paul W Schmidt, F.E Huggins, P. L. Walker, P. J. Cassidy, C. V. PHILIP, A. L. CHAFFEE, L. T. KISS, BRUCE W. FARNUM, RONALD C. TIMPE, SYLVIA A. FARNUM, T. P. KOBYLINSKI, D. J. ALLARDICE, E. A. WOLFRUM, W. R. KUBE, S. A. BENSON, F. R. KARNER, HAROLD D. BALE, MARVIN L. CARLSON, MOHANAN KALLIAT, CHUL Y. KWAK, M. SETEK, I. K. SNOOK, H. K. WAGENFELD, T. V. VERHEYEN, NARAYANI MALLYA, R. G. ROALDSON, ROBERT C. STREETER, ERLE K. DIEHL, MARK E. MORGAN, BRUCE A. MORGAN, ALAN W. SCARONI, T. D. HENGEL, F. P. LARKINS, W. R. JACKSON, D. RASH, P. A. HERTAN, I. D. WATKINS, ZHI-DONG CUI

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Content: The chemical characteristics of Victorian brown coal / G.J. Perry, D.J. Allardice, and L.T. Kiss -- Correlations between petrographical properties, chemical structure, and technological be...

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The Chemistry Of Low-Rank Coals : Based On A Symposium Jointly Sponsored By The Division Of Fuel Chemistry And The Division Of Geochemistry At The 186th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., August 28-September 2, 1983
The Chemistry Of Low-Rank Coals : Based On A Symposium Jointly Sponsored By The Division Of Fuel Chemistry And The Division Of Geochemistry At The 186th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., August 28-September 2, 1983

By R. B. Johns, Robert G. Jenkins, M Marshall, David J. Miller, T. F Edgar, Ralph A. Zingaro, G. J. Perry, B.C. Young, W. R. Kaiser, Harold H. Schobert, C. S. Wen, G. P. Huffman, R. G. Anthony, Paul W Schmidt, F.E Huggins, P. L. Walker, P. J. Cassidy, C. V. PHILIP, A. L. CHAFFEE, L. T. KISS, BRUCE W. FARNUM, RONALD C. TIMPE, SYLVIA A. FARNUM, T. P. KOBYLINSKI, D. J. ALLARDICE, E. A. WOLFRUM, W. R. KUBE, S. A. BENSON, F. R. KARNER, HAROLD D. BALE, MARVIN L. CARLSON, MOHANAN KALLIAT, CHUL Y. KWAK, M. SETEK, I. K. SNOOK, H. K. WAGENFELD, T. V. VERHEYEN, NARAYANI MALLYA, R. G. ROALDSON, ROBERT C. STREETER, ERLE K. DIEHL, MARK E. MORGAN, BRUCE A. MORGAN, ALAN W. SCARONI, T. D. HENGEL, F. P. LARKINS, W. R. JACKSON, D. RASH, P. A. HERTAN, I. D. WATKINS, ZHI-DONG CUI

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Content: The chemical characteristics of Victorian brown coal / G.J. Perry, D.J. Allardice, and L.T. Kiss -- Correlations between petrographical properties, chemical structure, and technological be...

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