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Catalytic hydroconversion of Shaerhu subbituminous coal over an Ni-based MOF-derived carbon matrix superacid catalyst. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Li L, Ren YF, Shao CW, Zhang LY, Wei XY, Cong XS.   +5 more
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Unveiling the dual potential of microalgae and seaweed biomass for sustainable biofuel production: a review. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Krishna Samal DP, Sukla LB.
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Stress-testing the EU energy system: Modeling resilience without Russian gas. [PDF]

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Chyong CK, Schmidt H.
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The future evolution of global natural gas trade. [PDF]

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Yarlagadda B, Iyer G, Binsted M, Patel P, Wise M, McLeod J.   +5 more
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(Coal liquefaction and materials)

, 1989
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Multiscale Measurements of Greenhouse Gas Emissions at U.S. Natural Gas Liquefaction Terminals. [PDF]

Environ Sci Technol Lett
Zhu Y, Ross G, Khaliukova O, Roman-White SA, George FC, Hammerling D, Ravikumar AP.   +6 more
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COAL LIQUEFACTION RESEARCH

, 1980
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RESEARCH NEEDS FOR COAL GASIFICATION AND COAL LIQUEFACTION

Energy, 1980
Abstract We describe essential features of developing coal-gasification and coal-liquefaction technologies and summarize the current development status and important R&D needs for these processes.
S.S. Penner, S.B. Alpert, V. Bendanillo, J. Clardy, L.E. Furlong, F. Leder, L. Lees, E. Reichl, J. Ross, R.P. Sieg, A.M. Squires, J. Thomas   +11 more
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Co-liquefaction of Micro Algae with Coal Using Coal Liquefaction Catalysts

Energy & Fuels, 2001
Co-liquefaction of micro algae (Chlorella, Spirulina, and Littorale) with coal (Australian Yallourn brown coal and Illinois No. 6 coal) was carried out under pressurized H2 in 1-methylnaphthalene at 350−400 °C for 60 min with various catalysts. Co-liquefaction of Chlorella with Yallourn coal was successfully achieved with excess sulfur to iron (S/Fe ...
Na-oki Ikenaga, Chiyo Ueda, Takao Matsui, Munetaka Ohtsuki, Toshimitsu Suzuki   +4 more
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Coal liquefaction products

Environmental Science & Technology, 1985
The authors consider the possible environmental hazards of releases of coal liquefaction products in freshwater systems. Work that has been carried out on the assessment of acute and chronic toxicities of water-soluble fractions of synthetic oils to aquatic organisms is reviewed. The possible effects of insoluble oil components are also discussed.
Jeffery M. Giddings, Stephen E. Herbs, Carl E. Gehrs   +2 more
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