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BROTHERS, J, STARZOMSKI, J (1976) Reaction of pyritic sulphur in coal with lime and calcined dolomite during the coking process. Fuel, 55 (2) 105-108 doi:10.1016/0016-2361(76)90004-1

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TitleReaction of pyritic sulphur in coal with lime and calcined dolomite during the coking process
JournalFuel
AuthorsBROTHERS, JAuthor
STARZOMSKI, JAuthor
Year1976 (April)Volume55
Issue2
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/0016-2361(76)90004-1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBROTHERS, J, STARZOMSKI, J (1976) Reaction of pyritic sulphur in coal with lime and calcined dolomite during the coking process. Fuel, 55 (2) 105-108 doi:10.1016/0016-2361(76)90004-1
Plain TextBROTHERS, J, STARZOMSKI, J (1976) Reaction of pyritic sulphur in coal with lime and calcined dolomite during the coking process. Fuel, 55 (2) 105-108 doi:10.1016/0016-2361(76)90004-1
In(1976, April) Fuel Vol. 55 (2) Elsevier BV

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