This digital collection is a series of technical reports from WRI's Coal Gasification initiatives.
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- 19th Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings

- 20th Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings

- 22nd Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings

- 24th Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings

- 25th Oil Shale Symposium Proceedings

- 318 Memorandum

- 4.0 Advanced Process Technology - Quarterly Report For The Period April 1 - June 30, 1986

- 4.6 Socioeconomic Effect

- 4190.1 GR No. 3758

- 5076, 5077 UPRR PCP-IO

- 5092, 5093 UPRR PCP-IO

- 5100, 5101 UPRR PCP-IO

- 5118, 5119 5117 UPRR - PCP-IO

- 5132, 5133 UPRR IO-PCP

- 5143, 5144 UPRR - IO-PCP

- 5155, 5157 UPRR PCP-IO

- 5161 UPRR PNA

- 5172, 5173 UPRR IO-PCP-PNA-M

- 5188-5189 UPRR 10-PCD

- 5191-5192 UPRR 10-PCD

- 5196-5197 - UPRR IO-PCP

- 5207, 5208, 5209 UPRR IO-PCP-PNA

- 5223, 5224 UPRR - IO-PCP

- 5239, 5241 UPRR

- 6201-140 TABORR

- 76th Annual Meeting Of The Pacific Division, AAAS

- 89-B Hoe Creek Project

- 8SPR 8 & Gas Summary

- 963009 Energy Development Co. Report

- A 1H Cramps NMR Investigation Of Chemically And Thermally Treated Asphalt Ridge Tar Sand

- A 1H Cramps NMR Investigation Of The Organic Surface Composition And Organic-Mineral Interactions Of Chemically And Thermally Treated ASHALT Ridge Tar Sand

- A Bibliographic Database On Trace Elements In Oil Shale And Its Products

- A Case Study Of An Application Of Computer Mapping In Oil-Shale Resource Mapping

- A Chemical Reaction Model Of Porous CaO Particles And SO2 Gas, When The Intergrain Gas Diffusion Controls The Overall Rate

- A Coal Pile Drainage Model: Calibration And Verification

- A Combined Powered Activated Carbon-Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment Process For The Treatment Of Alternative Fuels Process Waters

- A Comparison Of Finite Difference And Characteristic Galerkin Methods For Shock Modelling

- A Comparison Of Individual Project-Related Water-Quality Impacts Of Processed-Shale Disposal, Northwestern Colorado

- A Comparison Of Several Surface Oil Shale Processes Combined With A Modified In Situ Oil Shale Process

- A Comparison Of United States Tar Sand Bitumen Viscosities With NMR Spectroscopic Parameters -- Progress Report
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