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Studying the structural chemistry of coal
Author(s): Robert Davidson
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Ref: CCC/82 |
No. of Tables: 16 |
The literature on the structural chemical analysis of coal since 1980 is reviewed although limited to an account of the highlights. A detailed, critical, review is not attempted. The topics covered include: molecular weight; aromacitity; aromatic ring structures; aliphatic structures; functional groups and heteroatoms; sturctural changes with rank; the ?mobile phase?; macromolecular structures and structural models. progress in each of these topics is assessed.
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