Analysis of Rock Mechanical Characteristics and Establishment of an Evaluation System for Coal Measures in the Longtan Formation, Guizhou Province. [PDF]
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A brief analysis on contribution of Emeishan basalt to the formation of deposits in Guizhou
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Enrichment and Mineralization Patterns of P-F-Sr, Li, Zr-Ta, and REY in the Early Permian Coal Seams from the Qinshui Basin, Northern China. [PDF]
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