Coal Accumulation Processes
Coal Accumulation Processes is a geological process that encompasses the deposition, preservation, and transformation of organic plant matter in peat-forming environments through biochemical and physical mechanisms, distinguishing it from other sedimentary organic matter pathways by its specific initiation of coal formation under anoxic, water-saturated conditions.
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General model of coal devolatilization
D.G. Hamblen, Robert M. Carangelo, Michael A. Serio et al. · Energy & Fuels · 1988 · 512 citations
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China University of Mining and Technology
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United States Geological Survey
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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University of Kentucky
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China University of Geosciences
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