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Coalification


! Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL: Coal Research Tutorial. Go to: What is Coalification?

Carsten Büker, Institute of Geology and Geochemistry of Petroleum and Coal, Aachen: Palaeo-temperature indicators and their geologic interpretation. About vitrinite reflectance.

C. Blaine Cecil (2001): The coalification phase of coal systems. Abstract.

Earth Science Australia Coal: all you really wanted to know. The concept of coal rank.

Larissa Gammidge, Department of Geology, University of Newcastle, Australia: Coal: an introduction. Scroll down to: "Concept of Coal Rank". The rank of a coal refers to the degree of coalification endured by the organic matter. See also: Atlas of coal macerals.

International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry: IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology, Coalification. PDF file.

Otto C. Kopp and Lawrence A. Harris: Are alternative coalification paths possible for terrestrial coal? Abstract, Geology: Vol. 16, No. 9, pp. 844–847.

Water Quality and Irrigation Management, Montana State University: The Coalification Process.

Tatiana Petrova, Institute of Mineralogy, and Petrography, Basel, Switzerland: Metamorphism of Carbonaceous Material. Go to: Factors of Metamorphism of Carbonaceous Material.

The Science and Mathematics Teaching Center, University of Wyoming: Coal. Go to: Coalification.

! Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Inkohlung (in German).
See also Coal, and
Maceral.















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