Oil ShaleA Scientific-Technical JournalFirst_Page - Editorial_Board -Editorial_Policy - Notice_to_Authors -Subscription_Information - Mailing_Address -Contents_and_Abstracts - Extra - Good_News! -HOT!CONTENTS 2002, Vol. 19, No. 1
1. Editors Page. J. Kann 1-2
2. Ü. Lille. Current views on the origin of Estonian kukersite kerogen 3-18
3. H. Tallermo, I. Klevtsov. High-temperature corrosion of martensitic and austenitic steels under on-tube oil shale ash deposits (Summary) 19-33
4. B. Avid, B. Purevsuren. Investigation of mineral matter of the Mongolian Khoot oil shale 35-42
5. H. Luik, L. Luik, I. Blyakhina. Liquefaction of Estonian oil shale kerogen in sub- and supercritical ether medium
1. Effect of ether type on the yield and character of decompositon products 43-56
6. L. Ballice. Classification of volatile products of temperature- programmed co-pyrolysis of Turkish Soma lignite and Göynük oil shale 57-73 Discussion
7. R. Bogdanov, A.-T. Pihlak. Water radiolysis, a possible source of atmospheric oxygen 75-87 Information
8. A. Martins, A. Pesur. Steam boiler furnace utility model EE 2000 00241 U1 89 People
9. Contribution of professor Ya.Ya. Dodonov to the development of oil shale science (120 years since his birth) 91-92 *
10. Notice to authors 93-95 Back to the list of volumes or to thefirst page. trilobiteargus.chemnet.ee First_Page - Editorial_Board- Editorial_Policy - Notice_to_Authors- Subscription_Information - Mailing_Address- Contents_and_Abstracts - Extra - Good_News! - HOT!
