| 361 - 375 |
INFLUENCE OF FEEDSTOCK COMPOSITION ON THE YIELD OF TOTAL CYCLE OIL IN FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING
BADONI RP, MADHWAL DC, ATHAIYA N, BHATIA BML, BHAGAT SD |
| 377 - 391 |
ADDITIVE EFFECTS ON THE BEHAVIOR OF LIQUID FEEDSTOCKS IN CARBON-BLACK PRODUCTION PROCESS
CHAALA A, KAPOOR MP, BENALLAL B, GULMISSARIAN TG |
| 393 - 411 |
LIQUEFACTION OF CELLULOSIC WASTES .4. INFLUENCE OF INORGANIC CATALYSTS AND CARRIER OILS
GHARIEB HK, FARAMAWY S, ELAMROUSI FA |
| 413 - 429 |
NITROGEN COMPOUND DISTRIBUTION AND FUEL INCOMPATIBILITY REACTIONS IN A TAR SAND DERIVED MIDDLE DISTILLATE FUEL
HUGHES JM, BEAL EJ, MUSHRUSH GW |
| 431 - 449 |
APPLICATION OF THERMAL-ANALYSIS FOR REGENERATION OF REFORMING CATALYST
REDWAN DS |
| 451 - 466 |
COMPARATIVE-STUDY OF THE HYDROTHERMAL STABILITY AND PERFORMANCE OF Y-ZEOLITE BASED FCC CATALYSTS HAVING DIFFERENT INITIAL SI/AL RATIO
DASHTI H, ALBAZAZ H |
| 467 - 481 |
SOLID-STATE C-13 NMR-STUDY OF CHINESE COALS
ZHANG PZ, LI LY, YE CH |
| 483 - 508 |
PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF THE PRIMARY FROTH FROM ATHABASCA OIL SAND EXTRACTION - CRYOGENIC SAMPLING AND MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION OF PILOT-PLANT FROTHS
LAM WW, TYERMAN WJR, PAYETTE C, MIKULA RJ, SANFORD EC |
