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energeia newsletter - volume 2

Following files are made available in PDF format.

VOLUME 2 TITLE AUTHOR
Volume 2-6
Nov.-Dec., 1991
(pdf)
Fullerene Research at the CAER and the University of Kentucky P. Eklund
Abatement of Nitrogen Oxide Emissions from Stationary Power Sources N. Ahmed and J. Stencel
The Times, They are a Changin' (in computers anyway) B. Adkins
Volume 2-5
Sept.-Oct., 1991
(pdf)
Coal Carbonization - Problems and Prospects J. Patrick
Surface Chemistry of Carbons: Its Importance in Carbon-Supported Catalysis and Carbon Gasification L. Radovic
Editorial - The effect of eastern European countries' new free-market economies and elimination of state subsidies, on coal exporters and producers G. Couch
Volume 2-4
July-Aug., 1991
(pdf)
The Potential of Hydropyrolysis as a Route for Coal Liquefaction C. Snape
Uses of Vitrinite Reflectance and Fine Coal Texture G.H. Taylor
Editorial - Education in Mining Engineering - Modern Methods L. Saperstein
Volume 2-3
May-June, 1991
(pdf)
Production of High Quality Activated Carbons from Victorian Brown Coal T. Verheyen, P. Guy, M. Felber and G. Perry
Inroads in Characterizing Asphalts J. Youtcheff
Editorial - The Need for a Consistent Energy Policy
Editorial - Energy's Future Must be Secured Now
D. Challman
B. Lee
Volume 2-2
Mar.-Apr., 1991
(pdf)
Petrol and Diesel From Coal: British Coal's Liquefaction Process G. Kimber
Natural Oxidation of Coal R. Davidson
Editorial - Scientific Supercomputing in Kentucky J. Connolly
Volume 2-1
Jan.-Feb., 1991
(pdf)
Coal Precursor for Activated Carbons F. Derbyshire and B. McEnaney
Direct Coal Liquefaction: Obstacles and Opportunities R. Baldwin
Editorial F. Derbyshire

Energeia is published six times a year by the University of Kentucky's Center for Applied Energy Research (CAER). The publication features aspects of energy resource development and environmentally related topics.

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