New Trends in Coal Science, Hardcover by Yurum, Yuda (EDT), Like New Used, Fr...

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Subject Area: Technology & Engineering, Science Item Weight: 73.4 Oz Publication Year: 1988 Subject: Power Resources / Fossil Fuels, Power Resources / Alternative & Renewable, Chemistry / Industrial & Technical, Chemistry / General Number of Pages: Xii, 529 Pages Publisher: Springer Netherlands Author: Yuda Yürüm Type: Textbook Publication Name: New Trends in Coal Science Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9789027727909 Language: English width: 6.1 in Book Title: New Trends in Coal Science Item Length: 9.3 in Series: NATO Science Series C: Ser. Item Width: 6.1 in

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New Trends in Coal Science, Hardcover by Yurum, Yuda (EDT), Like New Used, Fr.... New Trends in Coal Science, Hardcover by Yurum, Yuda (EDT), ISBN 9027727902, ISBN-13 9789027727909, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US This volume contains the lectures presented at the Advanced Study Institute on "New Trends in Coal Science" which was held at Datca, HUgla, Turkey during August 23 - September 4, 1987. Th includes 23 chapters which were originally written for the meeting by some of the world's foremost investigators. Chemists everywhere are carrying out exciting research that has important implications for the energy and fuels industries and for society in general. For the near future, coal resources will continue to be of great importance and science and technology of the highest order are needed to extend this fossil energy resource and to utilize it in an economical way that is also environmentally acceptable. These were the main purposes for the organization of this NATO ASI. The Institute constituted two working weeks on structure and reactivity of coal and so is th. Through the presentation of many specific recent results on structure and characterization of coal and its products the potential of new instrumental techniques is presented in the first part of th. Finally the reactivity of coals at different conditions both in laboratory and industry is discussed. We hope that the volume will be of great use to research workers from academic and industrial background. In addition it could serve as a textbook for a graduate course on coal science and technology.