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Pore structure characterization of low volatile bituminous coals with different particle size and tectonic deformation using low pressure gas adsorption
Hou SH, Wang XM, Wang XJ, Yuan YD, Pan SD, Wang XM |
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Optimization of biogenic methane production from coal
Fuertez J, Nguyen V, McLennan JD, Adams DJ, Han KB, Sparks TD |
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Fracture development and fluid pathways in shales during granite intrusion
Zhang W, Wang Q, Ye JG, Zhou J |
| 38 - 51 |
Controls on organic matter accumulation in the Triassic Chang 7 lacustrine shale of the Ordos Basin, central China
Zhang WZ, Yang WW, Xi LQ |
| 52 - 64 |
Hydrocarbon generation potential of a Lower Permian sedimentary succession (Mount Agony Formation): Southern Sydney Basin, New South Wales, Southeast Australia
Maravelis AG, Chamilaki E, Pasadakis N, Zelilidis A, Collins WJ |
| 65 - 77 |
Linking Dolerotheca-like prepollen organs with Alethopteris pseudograndinioides foliage and assessing chemical properties of in situ prepollen grains: Implications for reconstructing Pennsylvanian-age alethopterid seed ferns
Zodrow EL, Mastalerz M, Psenicka J, Cleal CJ |
| 78 - 99 |
Investigation on the lignite deposits of Surkha mine (Saurashtra Basin, Gujarat), western India: Their depositional history and hydrocarbon generation potential
Singh VP, Singh BD, Mathews RP, Singh A, Mendhe VA, Singh PK, Mishra S, Dutta S, Shivanna M, Singh MP |
| 100 - 109 |
Characterization of organic components in leachables from Bulgarian lignites by spectroscopy, chromatography and reductive pyrolysis
Kosateva A, Stefanova M, Marinov S, Czech J, Carleer R, Yperman J |
| 110 - 119 |
Effect of ion milling on the perceived maturity of shale samples: Implications for organic petrography and SEM analysis
Mastalerz M, Schieber J |
| 120 - 135 |
Geochemistry of rare earth elements in a neutral mine drainage environment, Anjir Tangeh, northern Iran
Shahhosseini M, Ardejani FD, Baafi E |
| 136 - 137 |
A dry polishing technique for the petrographic examination of mudrocks: Discussion
Borrego AG |
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Evidence of methane and carbon dioxide migration to the near surface zone in the area of the abandoned coal mines in Walbrzych District (Lower Silesian Coal Basin, SW Poland) based on periodical changes of molecular and isotopic compositions
Sechman H, Kotarba MJ, Dzieniewicz M, Romanowski T, Fiszer J |
| 161 - 173 |
The organic petrology of graptolites and maturity assessment of the Wufeng-Longmaxi Formations from Chongqing, China: Insights from reflectance cross-plot analysis
Luo QY, Hao JY, Skovsted CB, Luo P, Khan I, Wu J, Zhong NN |
| 174 - 187 |
The influence of particle size, microfractures, and pressure decay on measuring the permeability of crushed shale samples
Achang M, Pashin JC, Cui X |
| 188 - 203 |
Development of a petrographic classification of fly-ash components from coal combustion and co-combustion. (An ICCP Classification System, Fly-Ash Working Group - Commission III.)
Suarez-Ruiz I, Valentim B, Borrego AG, Bouzinos A, Flores D, Kalaitzidis S, Malinconico ML, Marques M, Misz-Kennan M, Predeanu G, Montes JR, Rodrigues S, Siavalas G, Wagner N |
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Microscale assessment of 3D geomechanical structural characterization of gondawana shales (vol 181, pg 60, 2017)
Manjunath GL, Nair RR |
