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A Three Zone Model for Coal Particle Swelling

P. F. MELIA Chemical Systems Division, United Technologies Corporation, Sunnyvale, 94086, California
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C. T. BOWMAN Chemical Systems Division, United Technologies Corporation, Sunnyvale, 94086, California
Pages 195-201 | Published online: 29 Mar 2007

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