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Change in thermoplastic properties of coal under pressure of various gases

โœ Scribed by Mamoru Kaiho; Yuzo Toda


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1979
Tongue
English
Weight
251 KB
Volume
58
Category
Article
ISSN
0016-2361

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โœฆ Synopsis


Letters to the Editor organic matter of coal. I. E. Valtz has not given any special name to the described maceral.

For the purpose of unifying the nomenclature E. S. Korzhenevskaya and A. V. Lapo' suggested that the term 'opaquoide' should be replaced by 'opaquoidinite' and distinguished two new individual macerals: fi-opaquoidinite (see ref. 7, figure 6) and h-opaquoidinite (see ref. 7, Figure 7). Later these macerals were assigned to the micrinite grou pa. Another 'secondary' maceral, namely p-opaquoidinite, was described (see ref. 8, Table II, Figure 5; Table VII, Figure 14; Table XIII, Figure 3) which corresponds partly to exudatinite or 'secondary' resinite according to Teichmiiller'-29-".


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