K. W. Riley - Concepedia

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K. W. Riley

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Also Known As

K RILEY, K. W. Riley, K.W. Riley, Katie Riley, Kenneth Riley, Kenneth W Riley, Kenneth W. RILEY, Kenneth W. Riley

Publications

891

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All Affiliations

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Division of Fossil Fuels Energy National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology University of Kentucky

About

K. W. Riley is an author at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation specializing in engineering, environmental chemistry, and geochemistry.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	11	11	555
2	Chemical Engineering	4	4	98
3	Chemistry	4	4	98
4	Business	1	1	25
5	Civil Engineering	1	1	11

K. W. Riley

Publications

667

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	Year	Citations
Modes of occurrence of trace and minor elements in some Australian coals K. W. Riley, D. H. French, Owen Farrell, International Journal of Coal Geology EngineeringTrace Element GeochemistryMinor ElementsAustralian CoalsGeochemistry	2011	160
Petroleum generation: Simulation over six years of hydrocarbon formation from torbanite and brown coal in a subsiding basin J.D. Saxby, Alan J. Bennett, John F. Corcoran, Organic Geochemistry Petroleum ReservoirPetroleum EngineeringEngineeringGeologyPetroleum Generation	1986	83
Element mobility from fresh and long-stored acidic fly ashes associated with an Australian power station Colin R. Ward, David French, Jerzy Jankowski, International Journal of Coal Geology Australian Power StationEnvironmental ChemistryEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringEnvironmental Remediation	2009	81
Petroleum generation by laboratory-scale pyrolysis over six years simulating conditions in a subsiding basin J.D. Saxby, K. W. Riley Nature Petroleum ReservoirPetroleum EngineeringEngineeringLaboratory-scale PyrolysisPetroleum Production Engineering	1984	70
Investigation on chemical species of arsenic, selenium and antimony in fly ash from coal fuel thermal power stations Tomohiro Narukawa, Akiko Takatsu, Koichi Chiba, Journal of Environmental Monitoring	2005	61
Self‐induced floatability of sulphide minerals: Examination of recent evidence for elemental sulphur as the hydrophobic entity Alan N. Buckley, K. W. Riley Surface and Interface Analysis EngineeringSulphide MineralsChemical CompositionSulphide Minerals Dry–groundChemistry	1991	33
Inorganic nitrogen in Australian semi-anthracites; implications for determining organic nitrogen functionality in bituminous coals by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy Alan N. Buckley, Martin D. Kelly, Peter F. Nelson, Fuel Processing Technology Chemical EngineeringBiogeochemistryEngineeringX-ray Photoelectron SpectroscopyInorganic Nitrogen	1995	32
Association of organic matter and vanadium in oil shale from the Toolebuc Formation of the Eromanga Basin, Australia K. W. Riley, J.D. Saxby Chemical Geology Organic GeochemistryBiogeochemistryToolebuc FormationEarth ScienceEngineering	1982	29
Speciation of chromium in Australian fly ash Tomohiro Narukawa, K. W. Riley, David French, Talanta Environmental ChemistryTrace Element GeochemistryEvolutionary BiologyToxicologyFly Ash	2007	26
Structure and characteristics of the world millet economy. Jean-Pierre Marathée, K. W. Riley, Sneha Gupta, EconomicsInternational EconomicsIndustrialisationMacroeconomicsEconomic Development	1994	25

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