International Journal of Coal Geology 1992: Vol 20 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1992·0.41 MB·English

International Journal of Coal Geology, 20 (1992) 315-316
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
Contents Volume 20, 1992
Research Papers
Organic petrology in the service of archaeology
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Paludal environments of the Mary Lee coal zone, Pottsville Formation, Alabama: stacked
clastic swamps and peat mires
T.M. Demko (Tuscon, AZ, USA) and R.A. Gastaldo (Auburn, AL, USA) .................... 23
Natural and anthropogenic enrichments of trace metals in peat profiles
W. Shotyk (Berne, Switzerland) ,H . Wayne Nesbitt and W.S. Fyfe (Ontario,
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Distribution of arsenic in coals of Yunnan Province, China, and its controlling factors
Y. Zhou (Kunming, Yunnan Province, People’s Republic of China) and Y. Ren
I I I ciate detalii aciasiipopnandisndadinananiicaaanaleaininbids 85
Geochemistry of trace elements of Tertiary of India
K.N. Mukherjee, N.R. Dutta (Calcutta, India), D. Chandra (Dhanbad, India) and
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Optical properties of some Tertiary coals from northeastern India: their depositional en-
vironment and hydrocarbon potential
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Spectral fluorescence analysis of some liptinite macerals from Panandhro lignite (Kutch),
Gujarat, India
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Thermal metamorphism of bitumen in Archean rocks by ultramafic volcanic flows
F. Goodarzi (Calgary, Alta., Canada), O. Roger Eckstrand (Ottawa, Ont., Canada),
L. Snowdon (Calgary, Alta., Canada), B. Williamson (Ottawa, Ont., Canada) and
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Book Reviews
Trace Elements in Coal by D.J. Swaime—F. Good at7Zi ..................cccccsseeeeseeessesseeeeeeceseneeeeeeeees 179
Deltas, Sites and Traps for Fossil Fuels by M.K.G. Whateley and K.T. Pickening (Edi-
I acacia celimnensin ileal natalia ala la iain a lial 181
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Research Papers
Mineral matter in Triassic and Tertiary low-rank coals from South Australia
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Rank and petrographic composition of selected Upper Cretaceous and Tertiary coals of
Southern Nigeria
S.O. Akande (Ilorin, Nigeria), A. Hoffknecht and B.D. Erdtmann (Berlin,
RIED inccceeesscnneicecnscnsdsinnedonsissestsintsinnsabeedsadenntiectabesnisiinipbenisaedeiabitibabiaetbeimnncereneseatette 209
Carbonate minerals in Bulgarian coals with different degrees of coalification
F. TAURUS CISOEER, TRIER D niccnsesccctessncessscscscnsnssenseninnsinapsnsnniidannnibisbbnbereinneenseteseneeneesnnene 225
Coal seams of the Walbrzych Formation, Intrasudetic Basin, Poland: inferences on
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changing depositional environment
M. Mastalerz and K.R. Wilks (Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z4, Canada)
Usefulness of petrographic classification in defining national coal resources
S. Sen (Nagpur, India)
Petrology and thermal maturity of coals in the Jharia Basin: Implications for oil and gas
origins
H.K. Mishra (Bihar, India) and A.C. Cook (N.S.W. 2500, Australia )
The Neyveli lignite deposits (Cauvery basin), India: organic composition, age and de-
positional pattern
A. Singh, B.K. Misra, B.D. Singh and G.K.B. Navale (Lucknow, India)