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FUEL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY ELSEVIER Fuel Processing Technology 49 (1996) 265-266 Contents of Volume 49 ( 1996) Vol. 49, Nos. 1-3 eo ee ee ae ee eee er ee ee ee ae es ee eee ee ee eee Vii Catalytic reactions in waste plastics, HDPE and coal studied by high-pressure thermogravimetry with on-line GC/MS K. Liu and H.L.C. Meuzelaar (Salt Lake City, UT, USA) ........2..02. ee. e2e e.ee e Direct liquefaction of waste plastics and coliquefaction of coal—plastic mixtures Z. Feng, J. Zhao, J. Rockwell, D. Bailey and G. Huffman (Lexington, KY, USA) .......... 17 Depolymerization—liquefaction of plastics and rubbers. 2. Polystyrenes and styrene—butadiene copoly- mers W. Zmierczak, X. Xiao and J. Shabtai (Salt Lake City, UT, USA)... ........-2-022008. 31 Depolymerization of waste plastics with coal over metal-loaded silica—alumina catalysts W.B. Ding, W. Tuntawiroon, J. Liang and L.L. Anderson (Salt Lake City, UT, USA) ........ 49 Thermal and catalytic degradation of commingled plastics M.M. Ibrahim, E. Hopkins and M.S. Seehra (Morgantown, WV, USA). ........-22-2206- 65 Thermal degradation /hydrogenation of commodity plastics and characterization of their liquefaction products M.V.S. Murty, P. Rangarajan, E.A. Grulke and D. Bhattacharyya (Lexington, KY, USA) ...... 75 Thermal and catalytic coprocessing of Illinois No 6. coal with model and commingled waste plastics M. two and CW. Cortis (Amba, AL. UGA). 2. ccc cee ee tener wenes 91 Catalytic degradation of medium density polyethylene over silica—alumina supports R. Ochoa, H. Van Woert, W.H. Lee (Lexington, KY, USA), R. Subramanian, E. Kugler (Morgan- town, WV, USA) and P.C. Eklund (Lexington, KY, USA)... ......-22. e.ee 2eee. e ee 119 Activity of noble metal-promoted hydroprocessing catalysts for pyridine HDN and naphthalene hydrogenation WE, ee Ci i, A TD ino a 0 hee Oo ee NE ee eS 137 An economic study for the co-generation of liquid fuel and hydrogen from coal and municipal solid waste A. Warren and M. El-Halwagi(Aubum, AL, USA)... ....02 .eee e.ee e. ener s cee 157 Co-processing of agricultural and biomass waste with coal A.H. Stiller, D.B. Dadyburjor, J.-P. Wann, D. Tian and J.W. Zondlo (Morgantown, WV, USA). . . 167 Effect of reaction parameters and catalyst type on waste plastics liquefaction and coprocessing with coal ee ee ae ee ea a 177 Effects of hydrogen pressure and temperature on free radicals produced in coal-tire coprocessing M.M. Ibrahim and M.S. Seehra (Morgantown, WV, USA)... 2... 2. ee ee eee ee ees Theoretical modeling of coliquefaction reactions of coal and polymers H.F. Ades and K.R. Subbaswamy (Lexington, KY, USA) .......-.2.2 .ee0e 0ee2ve e Liquefaction of lignocellulosic and plastic wastes with coal using carbon monoxide and aqueous alkali P. Sivakumar, H. Jung, J.W. Tierney and I. Wender (Pittsburgh, PA, USA). ..........+.--- Elsevier Science B.V. 266 Contents of Volume 49 (1996) Waste oils used as solvents for different ranks of coal E.C. Orr, Y. Shi, L. Shao, J. Liang, W. Ding, L.L. Anderson and E.M. Eyring (Salt Lake City, UT, I ie Fae gh Ak rat test ksR i ee a ee ee eee Rae ake ci ok a we Lee 233 Hydrocarbon class analysis of coal-derived liquids using high performance liquid chromatography D.M. Padlo, R.B. Subramanian and E.L. Kugler (Morgantown, WV, USA). ..........-24-- 247 TE Se eae ee ee eo ee ee ee ee ee ee Se ae ee eee ie aa ee 259 SE Re 8% ee 6 EE ee © RAS CER ESE i oS 1S RES OS 261 e a