| 1 - 6 |
Fuel science in the year 2000: an introduction
Huffman GP, Wender I |
| 7 - 38 |
Review of advances in combustion technology and biomass cofiring
Sondreal EA, Benson SA, Hurley JP, Mann MD, Pavlish JH, Swanson ML, Weber GF, Zygarlicke CJ |
| 39 - 51 |
Trends in predicting and controlling ash vaporization in coal-fired utility boilers
Eddings EG, Sarofim AF, Lee CM, Davis KA, Valentine JR |
| 53 - 70 |
Suppression of nitrogen oxides emission by carbonaceous reductants
Tomita A |
| 71 - 78 |
Characterization and reactivity of organically bound sulfur and nitrogen fossil fuels
Gorbaty ML, Kelemen SR |
| 79 - 97 |
Gasification technologies: the path to clean, affordable energy in the 21st century
Stiegel GJ, Maxwell RC |
| 99 - 119 |
Concerns about climate change and the role of fossil fuel use
Wuebbles DJ, Jain AK |
| 121 - 129 |
Climate change and energy options: decision making in the midst of uncertainty
Steinfeld JI |
| 131 - 137 |
The bridge from cold facts and hot rhetoric to rational climate policy
O'Keefe WF |
| 139 - 148 |
Syngas production for gas-to-liquids applications: technologies, issues and outlook
Wilhelm DJ, Simbeck DR, Karp AD, Dickenson RL |
| 149 - 155 |
Fischer-Tropsch: a futuristic view
Vosloo AC |
| 157 - 166 |
Fischer-Tropsch synthesis: current mechanism and futuristic needs
Davis BH |
| 167 - 179 |
Transportation fuels of the future?
Piel WJ |
| 181 - 186 |
Methane hydrates potential as a future energy source
Lee SY, Holder GD |
| 187 - 195 |
Biomass and renewable fuels
Chum HL, Overend RP |
| 197 - 204 |
The future of nuclear energy
Sackett JI |
