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Evaluation of trace elements in US coals using the USGS COALQUAL database version 3.0. Part I: Rare earth elements and yttrium (REY)
Lin RH, Soong Y, Granite EJ |
| 14 - 38 |
Sequence stratigraphy, palaeogeography, and coal accumulation of the fluvio-lacustrine Middle Jurassic Xishanyao Formation in central segment of southern Junggar Basin, NW China
Li YN, Shao LY, Hou HH, Tang Y, Yuan Y, Zhang JQ, Shang XX, Lu J |
| 39 - 50 |
Evaluation of trace elements in US coals using the USGS COALQUAL database version 3.0. Part II: Non-REY critical elements
Lin RH, Soong Y, Granite EJ |
| 51 - 55 |
Mercury enrichment in coal fire sponge in Wuda coalfield, Inner Mongolia of China
Liang YC, Zhu SQ, Liang HD |
| 56 - 72 |
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction and hydrocarbon potentials of Upper Cretaceous sediments in the Anambra Basin, southeastern Nigeria
Adebayo OF, Adegoke AK, Mustapha KA, Adeleye MA, Agbaji AO, Abidin NSZ |
| 73 - 82 |
Submicron-scale mineralogy of lithotypes and the implications for trace element associations: Blue Gem coal, Knox County, Kentucky
Hower JC, Berti D, Hochella MF, Rimmer SM, Taulbee DN |
| 83 - 90 |
Role of organo-clay composites in hydrocarbon generation of shale
Zhu XJ, Cai JG, Wang GL, Song MS |
| 91 - 101 |
A meta-analysis of coal mining induced subsidence data and implications for their use in the carbon industry
McCay AT, Valyrakis M, Younger PL |
